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THE STATE OF VERMONT
ROLLS OF THE SOLDIERS
IN THE
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
J775 TO J783
PUBLISHED BY ATJTHOKITY OF THE X-EGISLAr0RE
COMPIIiED AND BDITBD BY
JOHN E. GOODRICH
A MEMBEB OF THE VEBMONT HISTOBICAL SOCIETY
RUTLAND, VT.
THE TUTTLE COMPANY
1904
Ali '.rT TO PROVIDE FOR THE COLLATION AND PUBLIC A-
■.r:. .:• T OF THE ROSTER, MUSTER ROLLS AND OTHER COLO-
bTL'L: AND REVOLUTIONARY RECORDS.
:■. /<• n 'dy enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Vevinont:
'■■ ;v.;io ! 1. A sum not exceeding two thousand dollars is hereby appro-
j.'.if'r .'.■^j. V.M- ourpose of collating and publishing the rosters, muster rolls,
y -ol'-: ijHv; ;nher records of all Colonial and Revolutionary forces, troops,
i;/'ri*:nts. minute men, militia, soldiers, sailors and marines, raised
-^-in/j.-bl .^ irrants or State of Vermont prior to or during the Revolu-
tVj .'.:(■"
^?-:\]\y>\ ?.. Th-b j^rovernor and secretary of state, under whose supervision
such •;• at-.w ;/i)U r.rblication shall be carried on, are hereby authorized to
make ^^■■..\ at ■ ui ; ..r-: -.ts as may be necessary to carry into effect the provi-
sions tif i; IE act
SeoHr.-i ,'^, i. ••'■ .■•.'..nor and secretary of state are hereby authorized to
use so ;.i-i< ji 0! ;>;: ■ .?t herein appropriated as in their judgment may be
necessary' tocnrfv 'c-; = T' -.t the purposes of this act.
Sectio ', 4. ''he «'.i.-: a^iditor is hereby directed to draw orders on the
state treasurt.'.' foi- rooh ;■.•.;.( or sums as may be called for by vouchers duly
approved by the grov;- -.i.'. a,^^; ». xretary of state for the purposes herein pro-
vided.
Section 5. Di':. a .: ^ArxW ;>iv^ effect from its passage.
Approved Novenib.v 27. i !0.'.
In accordance > '\\. ■:' ' <■:•;.>-•.!•;■' act, on the 2d of July, 1902, Governor
William W. Sticknev i..\^>i.t.- .^ i- .- ."5. Goodrich of Burlington to edit the
rolls and other docun: ;-^ i-r. ' !!"• t.kj isupv^rintma taeir publication.
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EDITOR'S PREFACE
The major part of the contents of this volume have been copied
from a large manuscript volume in the office of the adjutant- general,
the compilation of which was authorized by the General Assembly in
1841 and completed in 1843 by Chauncey L. Knapp, acting Secretary
of State. This precious document carries the following title :
Records | of the | Service of the Vermont Troops | in the | Revo-
lutionary War 1 being a | Transcript made by order ] of the | General
Assembly | of | Pay Rolls, Pay-Table, Orders & Receipts | originally
jQled as | Vouchers in the Treasurer's Office | by C. L. Knapp. | 1843.
Of this volume 385 pages are taken up with the rolls, and 156
more with other papers. Other sources have been : the Henry Stevens
papers in possession of the State of New York, with other documents
in the archives of the same State ; volume xv of the " Archives of
the State of New York; " " New York in the Revolution " (1898),
and the "Supplement" to this work (igoi) ; also the New Hamp-
shire Rolls (4 vols.), and three volumes compiled since the publication
of the Rolls by General George C. Gilmore of Manchester, N. H.
The derivation of still other material is indicated in connection with
the documents used.
While duplicate rolls have been rejected, a few have been in-
cluded which supply but little additional information, in the belief
that it is better to err on the side of fullness than to omit anything
which could add to our detailed knowledge of the men and events of
the Revolution.
The strictly chronological arrangement so desirable in a work of
this kind will not be found. Most of the very early rolls came to
hand after the printing had begun, and so were reserved, to be in-
serted after the rolls of the MS Roster were completed. The dates
of some rolls could not be definitely ascertained ; besides, there was
thought to be some advantage in exhibiting in consecutive pages the
matter derived from the New York Archives, vol. xv, e.g., as also
IV PREFACE
that from the Records of the Board of War, etc. An attempt to rem-
edy, in part, this lack of chronological sequence is made in the Index
on page 844.
The Index of Names has given much trouble. It was decided to
present the documents, especially the oldest ones, with the original
spelling, pointing, etc. The various phonetic ways of spelling sur-
names, especially, could not all be reproduced in the Index. It is
hoped, however, that a sufficient key has been furnished for the find-
ing of every name.
As the act authorizing this publication calls for information re-
specting " sailors and marines, " application was made through Sen-
ator Proctor to the U. S. Navy Department for any information in
its possession, but without result. On suggestion of Assistant Secre-
tary Charles H. Darling inquiry was also made at the Library of
Congress, but no records were found there of Vermont soldiers or sail-
ors of the Revolution, as such. And indeed there was no antecedent
probability that such records would be found, as in those years there
was no " Vermont, " in the view of the Continental Congress.
The early Journals of the General Assembly, some in manuscript,
and others so rare as to be accessible only in the State Library, and
the original Records of the Council of Safety and of the Board of War,
have been examined for such (additional) information as might con-
tribute to the general object of the volume. Some material from va-
rious sources, prepared to illustrate and supplement the documents
here given, was finally rejected as not strictly germane to the specific
intent of this publication.
GENERAL CONTENTS
1775
Capt. Thomas Johnson's Co. of Minute Men .
Capt. Oliver Potter's Co. in an Expedition to Canada .
1776
Thomas Johnson's Scouting Party, Coos to St. Johns, March
Col. Moses Robinson's Staff, June .
Capt. Benjamin Hickok's Co., June
" Gideon Brownson's Co., June
" Ebenezer Martin's Scout from Moretown, Oct.
" Elijah Dewey's Co., Oct.
" Ebenezer Allen's Co
" Thomas Johnson's Co. of Minute Men, Newbury
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Capt. Thomas Lee's Co. of Rangers
Report on same to General Assembly
Capt. Thomas Lee's Independent Co.
" Daniel Culver's Co., to Ticonderoga, June
Scouts sent from Springfield, July .
Detachment imder Capt. Nathan Smith after Tories, Aug,
Capt. William Heaton's Co. in Strafford Alarm, July
" John Alger's Co. (part) in Strafford Alarm .
Men to Strafford from Norwich under Capts. Bush and Board
man .......
Men to Strafford from Orford, Piermont & Fairlee
Men with horses to Strafford from Lyme
Scouting after Retreat from Strafford
Capt. Elijah Dewey's Co., August i6
" Samuel Robinson's Roll, August i6
" John Benjamin's Co., Aug.-Oct.
" John Gideon Bayley's Co., Aug.
" Seth Hodges' Co., Aug.-Oct. .
" Timothy Bush's Co., Aug.-Sept.
" John Petty 's Co., Aug.-Sept.
" Josiah Boyden's Co., Aug.-Sept.
" Josiah Boyden's Co., Sept.-Oct.
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Lieut. Moses Johnson's Co., Sept. -Oct. ..... 43
Capt. David Stowell's Co., Sept.-Oct 42
Lieut. Charles Richards' Command, Sept.-Oct. . . . 40-41
Capt. Ebenezer Allen's Co., July-Dec 44~45
" Levi Goodenough's Co., July-Dec. (1777?) ... 47
" John Warner's Co., July-Dec. 48
" Parmelee Allen's Co., July-Dec. ..... 49
Philip and Stephen Smith, prisoners, Sept., 1777- 1779 . . 51
Capt. William Heaton's Co., Sept.-Oct. .... 52
" Frye Bayley's Co., Sept.-Oct. (1777?) .... 53
Joshua Hazen's Co., Sept.-Oct 55
Abel Marsh's force transporting flour, Oct. ... 56
Abraham Salisbury's Co. (Clarendon) in Pittsford, Oct. 57
Scouts from Woodstock 59
Capt. F. Bayley and Lt. N. Lovewell, prisoners, Dec. . . 60
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Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Roll ....
" Daniel Comstock's Co., April
" Solomon Cushman's Co. (part), April .
" Isaac Clark's Co., March-May
" Nathan Smith's Detachment, April
" Nathan Smith's Detachment, April-May
" Simeon Stevens' Co., April
" W^illiam Hutchins' Co., May i-Nov. 30
" Thomas Sawyer's Co., May i-Nov. 30 .
" Jesse Safford's Co., May i-Nov. 30
Detachment under Capt. Gideon Ormsby, June-July
Capt. Samuel Robinson's Co., June-July
" Samuel Robinson's Co., at Rutland, June-July
Scouts from Windsor, June-Sept.
Scout from Moretown, July ....
" sent by Capt. John Throop, August
Escort (of Tories) under Capt. James Bentley .
Lieut. Joseph Little's Co., Aug.-Oct.
Scouts from Woodstock
Capt. Joseph Briggs' Co., Oct.-Nov.
Lieut. Solomon Soper's Co., Oct.-Nov.
Capt. Gideon Ormsby's Co., Nov. .
Detachment under Capt. Stephen Calkins, Nov
Capt. John Smith's Co., Nov. .
" Zebediah Dewey's Co., Nov.
" John Spafford's Co., Nov.
" Thomas Sawyer's Co., Nov. .
" Simeon Wright's Co., Nov. .
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Capt. Abraham Underhill's Co., Nov.
Lieut. Abraham Ives' Co., Nov.
Capt. Tehan Noble's Co., Nov.
" Ephriam Buell's Co., Nov.
" Benjamin Cooley's Co., Nov.
" Simeon Wright's Roll, Nov. .
Lieut. Jonathan Scott's Co., June-Jan.
Capt. Jonathan Scott's Co., June-Jan.
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Capt. John Smith's Co., Feb. ....
Col. Seth Warner's Regiment, 1776- 1779
" Seth Warner's Regiment, 1776-1780
Capt. John G. Bayley's Co., April 1777-May 1779
" William Hutchins' Co., March-May
" Simeon Wright's Co., Mav .
" Simeon Wright's Roll, May .
" John Burt's Co., April-June .
" John Burt's Co., April-June .
" William Gaige's Roll, May-June
" Thomas Sawyer's Co., Mav -June
" Tehan Noble's Co., April-June
" Tehan Noble's Co., April-June
" Thomas Sawyer's Co., June-Aug.
Surgeon Jacob Rubach's Roll, Dec. 1778-July
Scouting Party from Capt. S. Wright's Co., July
" " under Sergt. Thomas Hinman, August
Capt. Parmelee Allen's Co., August-Nov.
Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Co., Aug.-October
" John Stark's Co., under Capt. P. Allen, Nov.
" Simeon Wright's Co., Nov. . . .
" Ephraim Buell's Co., May-Dec.
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Capt. Timothy Bush's Co., Jan. -Feb.
Scout under Lieut. Hezekiah Silaway, Jan.
Capt. Nehemiah Lovewell's Co., Feb.
Lieut. Calvin Parkhurst and eight men, March
Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Roll for five men, March
" Daniel Comstock's Co. (part), March .
*' Abel Merriman's Co., March .
" Daniel Smith's Co., March .
Rutland Co. under Ensign Isaac Cushman, March
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Capt. Simeon Wright's Co., March
" Abraham Underhill's Co., March
" Daniel Smith's Co., March .
" Ephraim Buell's Co., March .
" Zebediah Dewey's Co., March
" Benjamin Cooley's Co., March
" Stephen Calkins' Co., March
Lieut. Enoch Hall's Rangers, March
Capt. John Spafford's Co., March
" John Spafford's men (omitted)
'* Gideon Ormsby's Co., March
*• Thomas Bull's Co., March
'• Tehan Noble's Co., March .
" Matthew Lyon's Co., March-Oct.
" Giles Walcott's Co.
Lieut. Benjamin Everest's Co., Nov.-March, 1780
Capt. Jonas Galusha's Co., April
" John Stark's Co., April .
'* Samuel Williams' Co., Mav.
" John Spafford's Co., May-June
" Ephraim Buell's Co., May -June
" Benjamin Cooley's Co., May-June
Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment, Officers, March and June
Capt. Thomas Lee's Co., June
" Zebediah Dewey's Co. (part), May-June
" Jesse Safford's Co., July
Scout under Lieut. Nathan Howland, August
Capt. John Spafford's Co., August .
" Elisha Burton's Co., August
" Joseph Parkhurst's Co., August
" John Mercy's Co., August
Scout under Capt. Benjamin Cox, August
Capt. Benjamin Cox's Co., August-Nov.
Lieut, William Post's Co., August-bept. .
Capt. Stephen Calkins' Co., Oct.
" Jonathan Helton's Co., Oct. ,
Lieut. Asahel Smith's Co., Oct.-Nov.
" Edmund Hodges' Co., Oct
" Benjamin Cox's Co., August .
'* Benjamin Cox's Co., August
/' Eli Noble's Co., August-Nov.
Lieut. David Powers' Co., Aug.-Nov.
Scouts from Capt. Joseph Sawyer's Co., Aug.-Nov
Capt. Abel Merriman's Co., Oct.
" Daniel Smith's Co., Oct.'V .
" John Spafford's Co., Oct.'
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Capt. William Hutchins' Co., Oct. .
" Eli Noble's Co., Oct.
" Benjamin Cooley's Co. (part), Oct
" Nathaniel Seeley's Co., Oct. .
" Ebenezer Wood's Co., Oct.
- " Samuel Robinson's Co., Oct.
Lieut. Lemuel Hyde's Co., Oct.
" Lemuel Bradley's Co., Oct.
Capt. Tehan Noble's Co., Oct.
" Thomas Bull's Co., Oct.
" Bigelow Lawrence's Co., Oct.
" Jacob Odel's Co., Oct. .
Lieut. Abner Hurd's Co., Oct.
Capt. Thomas Collins' Co., Oct,
" John Spafford's Co., Oct.
" Zebediah Dewey's Co., Oct. .
Col. Samuel Herrick's Regiment, Oct.
Capt. Cyprian Downer's Co., Oct. .
" John Spafford's Co., Oct.
" William Gage's Co., Oct.
" Daniel Comstock's Co., Oct. .
" Jonas Galusha's Co., Oct.
*' Jonas "Galusha's Co. (part), Oct.
" Abraham Ives' Co., Oct.
" Isaac Clark's Co., Oct. .
" Daniel Smith's Co. (part), Oct.
" William Dvre's Co., Oct.-Nov.
Major Gideon Ormsby's pay-roll, Oct.
Capt. Joseph Parkhurst's Co., Oct.
" Timothy Bush's Co., Oct.
" John Marcy's Co., Oct.
Lieut. Bartholomew Durkee's Co., Oct.
Capt. Joshua Hazen's Co., Oct.
" (part), Oct.
" Daniel Gilbert's Co., Oct.
Major Elkanah Day's Battalidh, Oct.
Capt. Comfort Starr's Co., Oct.
" (part), Oct.
" Abner Bisbee and men to Springfield, Oct
" Samuel Scott's Co., Oct.
" John Powell's Co., Aug. (?)-Oct.
" Elias Weld's Co. to Royalton & Haverhill, Oct.
Major Benjamin Wait's pay abstract, Oct.
Capt. William Upham's Co., Aug.-Oct.-Nov
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GENERAL CONTENTS
Ccint. Warren Cottle's Co., Oct.
"^- Timothy Bush's Co., Oct.
" Joshua Hazen's Co. to Brookfield, Oct .
" 'ohn Hawkins' Co., to Brookfield, Oct.
" J 'tq Stark's Co., Oct
" Th«- nas Barney's Co., Oct.
Lieut. Abisha Samson's Co. at Barnard, Oct. .
Capt, BenjaiOin Cox's Co., as scouts, to Brookfield, Oct
Lieut. James Siix?l ley's Co. at Straflford, Oct. .
Capt. Joshua Hazen's Co. at Strafford, Oct.-Nov.
" Samuel Allen's Co., Oct.-Nov.
" Charles Parker's Co., Oct.-Nov.
" Nathaniel Blanchard's Co., Oct.-Nov. .
Ensign William Hoar and Co., Oct.-Nov.
Capt. James Anderson's Co. (part), Oct.-Nov.
" Nathaniel Smith's Co., Oct.-Nov.
Major Wm. Goodrich, commanding Capt. Enoch Noble
(from Mass.), Oct.-Nov, .
'* William Goodrich and Staff, Oct.-Nov.
Capt. Samuel Williams' Co., Oct.-Nov.
Ensign Solomon Calkins and Party, Nov.
Lieut. John Powell and Party, Nov.
Scouts from Capt. Cox's Co., Nov. .
Capt. Joseph Tyler's Co., Oct. -Dec. i
'* Ebenezer Wallis's Co., March and Oct.
" William Hutchins' Co., Jan.-Nov.
" Parmelee Allen's Co., Feb. -Dec. i
" Jesse Safford's Co , Jan. -Dec. i . .
Lt. Col. James Claghorn's account, Nov. 1778-Nov
Lieut. Samuel Willard and men, Dec.
Scout under Major John Barron, from Moretown
Capt. Abraham Salisbury's Co.
" Capt. Ichabod Robinson's Co., Clarendon
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Capt. Ezekiel Colbe's Co., Corinth, scouting, 1777, 1781
" Jesse Sawyer's Co., April 1780-Jan. 1781
Lieut. Beriah Green's Co., Feb.-March ....
Scout from Strafford under Sergt. R. Crandal, Feb.
Capt. Samuel Smith's Co., Fairlee, to Newbury, Royalton
&c., Oct. '8o-March'8i
" Samuel McClure's Co. at Dresden, March
" Charles Nelson's Co., Feb.-March ....
" Thomas Collins' Co., March . . . . " .
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GENERAL CONTENTS
XI
Scout from Moretown under Capt. Eben Martin, March.
Capt. John Throop's Co., March
Lieut. Daniel Spooner's Co., to Orford, March
Capt. John Burt's Co., March
Scouts' under Lieut. Nathaniel White, March .
Scout from Strafford under Ensign Solomon Calkin, March
Capt. Samuel Stow Savage's Co., March
" John Marcy's Co., March
" Jesse Burk's and Capt. M. Gilson's Cos. in the New
bury Alarm, March ....
" Joshua Hazen's Co. (part) to Dresden, March
" " " " to Piermont, March
" Timothy Bush's Co. in the Peacham Alarm, March
" Warren Cottle's Co., March .
Scout under Lieut. James Smalley, March
Capt. Benjamin Cox's Co. to Bethel, March
Scout from Moretown, March .
Capt. Jesse Safford's Co.., March
" William Heaton's Co., Thetford, to Royalton, New
bury, <!fec., Aug. '80- April '8 1 .
Lieut. Nathaniel Holmes' Co., Dec. 1780-April 1781
Capt. Simeon Stevens' Co., Newbury, scouting and guarding.
May '79-May '81 . '. ■ .
Scouts under Capt. Frye Bayley (Newbury ?), Oct.'80-May '8
Capt. Stephen Calkins' Co. (?), Oct.- Nov. 1780 (?)
" Stephen Calkins' Co. (?)
" Capt. Tl^as Collins' Co., May-June .
Rutland Co. f^rt) under Ensign Isaac Cushman, to Fort
Vengeance, June-(?) . .
Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Co., Castleton Alarm, June
" Lemuel Roberts' Co., June . .
" John Spafford's Co., Castleton Alarm, June .
" Jacob Wood's Co., Castleton Alarm, June .
" Abishai Moseley's Co., Castleton Alarm, June
Lieut. Lemuel White's Co., Shrewsbury Alarm, June
Major Israel Smith and A. Chamberlin, A. Q. M. .
Capt. Abner Seely's Co., pay to June 30, 1781
" John Benjamin's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 .
" Daniel Comstock's Co., pay to June 30, 1781
" James Blakeslee's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 .
" Charles Nelson's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 .
" Nehemiah Lovewell's Co., pay to June 30, 1781
" Josiah Fish's Co., pay to June 30, 178 1 .
" Jotham White's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 .
" John Stark's Co., pay to June 30, 1781 .
Lieut. Israel Morey and Party, pay to June 30, 1781
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GENERAL CONTENTS
Capt. James Brookins' Co., pay to June 30, 1781
Lt. Col. Samuel Fletcher's Battalion-Staff, pay to June 30, '81
Capt. William Hutchins' Co., pay to June 30, 1781
" Bigelow Lawrence's Co. at Cambridge and Saratoga
July, 1781 .......
" Eli Noble's Co., Pownal, to Saratoga, July .
Moses Howe's Acct., taking six prisoners to Castleton
Capt. Ebenezer Wood's Co., July 31-Aug.
" Matthew Lyon's Co., July 31-Aug.
Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, August
Capt. William Sharp's Co., August
*• Augustine Odel's Co., August
" Lemuel Carey's Co., August ....
" William Shepard's Co., August, at Saratoga
" John Robinson's Co., August
" Shadrach Phelps' Co., August
" Matthias Button's Co., August . . * .
" William Dyre and Men, August, scouting near Fort Ann
" Lemuel Bradley's Co., August . .
■^-^ " Joseph Safford's Co., August . . ' .
" Robert Hunkins and Men, August, at Peacham, .
" Barth. Durkee's Co., Aug., to Bethel Fort
" William Bramble's Co., August, to Bethel Tort, .
" Elkanah Sprague and men, August, to Bethel Fort
" John Coffeen's Co. ......
Lieut. Joseph Wickwire and Prisoners' Guard, at Bennington
August ........
Capt. Isaac Tichenor's Co., Bennington, to Saratoga, August
Three Weeks' Men in Capt. Parmelee Allen's Co., July-Aug.
Capt. Abraham Underbill's Co
" Elijah Galusha's Co. to Saratoga, August
" Nathan Delano's Co., August
" William Sharp's Co., August
Col. John Abbot and Staff . . . . ,
Capt. Cyprian Downer's Co., Shaftsbury to Saratoga, August
" Jesse Safford's Co., August ....
Ensign Elisha Partridge and Men, August
Prisoners' Guard under Sergt. Matthew Scott, Bennington
August
Prisoners' Guard under Sergt. Samuel Standish, Bennington to
Skeensboro', August .....
Capt. Joseph Safford's Co. at White Creek, Aug.-Sept.
" Elisha Galusha's Co. fpart) to Windham County, Sept
Gov. Chittenden's Life-Guard, Aug.-Sept.
" Chittenden's Life-Guard, Sept-Oct.
Capt. Ebenezer Parkhurst's Co., Oct.
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Capt. Timothy Bush and Men, arresting two transient persons
" John Coffeen and Co. (part), taking up enemies, Oct.
Scout under Lieut. Frederick Smith ....
Capt. Charles Nelson's Co., July i — (Sept. 14?)
" Charles Nelson's Co., Sept.-Nov
*' Thomas Barney's Co. , Oct
" Eli Brownson's Co., to Castleton, Oct. 20
" Thomas Bull's Co., Oct 21
** Enoch Eastman's Co., Oct
" Zadock Everest's Co., Oct
" John Gray's Co., Oct.-Nov
" Jacob Hinds'(,Co., Oct.
" Richard Hurd's Co., Oct. 20
*• John Mott's Co., Danbv, at Castleton, Oct. .
" Jacob Odel's Co., Oct.'
" Daniel Smith's Co. at Castleton, Oct. .
" Nathaniel Smith's Co., Oct. ....
" Ebenezer Wilson's Co. at Castleton, Oct.
" Abraham Underhill's Co., Oct.-Nov.
" Samuel Willard's Co., Oct.-Nov
Col. Ira Allen's Regiment, Staff^Oct
Capt. Abraham Jackson's Co., Wallingford, at Castleton
Oct. 14 .
*' Abel Merriman's Co. to Castleton, Oct. 21 .
" Jacob Wood's Co. to Castleton, Oct. 21
" Lemuel Roberts' Co., Oct. 21
" Nathaniel Blanchard's Co., at Castleton, Oct. 21-30
" Samuel Williams' Co., Oct. 21 -Nov. 2.
" Orange Train's Co., Oct. 20-Nov.
" Israel Hurlbut and a Detachment from Col. Thomas
Lee's Regiment .......
" Abraham Jackson's Co. (part), at Castleton, Oct. 14
" Cyprian Downer's Co., at Castleton, Oct.
" Eli Noble's Co., Pownal, at Castleton, Oct.
" Ebenezer Wood's Co., Oct. 13
" Bigelow Lawrence's Co., at Castleton, Oct. .
" Isaac Tichenor's Co., at Castleton, Oct. 13 .
' " Joseph Safford's Co., at Castleton, Oct. 14-31
Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, Oct
Capt. Lemuel Cary's Co., Oct.-Nov. . . . ' .
Lieut. Peter Baker's Co., to Skeensboro', Oct.-Nov.
Capt. Nathan Delano's Co., Oct.-Nov
" John Robinson's Co., at Skeensboro', Oct. 25
" Martin Dudley's Co., at Castleton, Oct.-Nov.
" William Sharp's Co., to Skeensboro', Oct.-Nov. .
" Augustine Odel's Co., Oct. 19 ....
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GENERAL CONTENTS
Capt. Nicholas Sharpe's Co., to Skeensboro', Oct
" John Abbot's Staff, Oct.-Nov.
" John Dater's Co., Oct
" William Shepard's Co., to Castleton, Oct. 12-Nov
** Henry Vanderhoff's Co. (?), Oct. 25-Nov. 5 .
" John Dater's Co., Oct. 23-Nov. 4 .
" Shadrach Phelps' Co., at Castleton, Oct. 23-Nov
Col. Cornelius Douty's Staff, Oct. 12-Nov. 3 .
Capt. John Stiliwell's Co., Oct. 25-Nov. g
" Elijah Galusha's Co., Arlington, Oct. .
Skeensboro' Co. under Ensign John R. Blanchard .
Pownal Co. under Capt. Benjamin Bates, to Castleton, Oct.
Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Co. at Castleton, Oct 21
" Abishai Moseley's Co. at Castleton, Oct. 21
" Jacob Hinds' Co. (part), Oct.
*' Lemuel Bradley's Co., Oct. 21
" Asaph Cook's Co., Oct. 20
" John Patterson's Co., Oct. 14-24 .
*' Lemuel Hyde's Co., Oct.
" Peleg Matteson's Co., Shaftsbury .
Lieut. Ward Bayley's Party, near Upper Coos, April-Nov.
Capt. Eli Noble and Militia with him at Castleton, Nov
Col. Samuel Fletcher's Staff, June 30-Nov. 25
Lieut. Israel Morey's Party, July-Oct.
Capt.'Nehemiah Lovewell's Co., July-Nov.
" Peter Page's Co., July-Nov
" " " Mileage, July 29-Nov. 25 .
Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Wait's Staff, Feb.-Nov.
Capt. John Benjamin's Co., July-Nov.
•' Abner Seelye's Co., July-Nov.
" Parmelee Allen's Co., May-Dec.
" Samuel S. Savage's Co., Aug., Sept., Oct., etc.
Brig.-General Roger Enos's Pay Abstract, May-Dec.
Capt. Elijah Gates' Co., July-Dec
" Richard Hurd's Co., to defend the Western Union
" Eli Brownson's Co., Dec. 16-19
" John Patterson's Co., Dec. 16-19 .
'• Lemuel Bradley's Co., Dec. 16-19
" Thomas Barney's Co., Dec. 17-20 .
" Jacob Hines' Co., Arlington, Dec.
" Elijah Galusha's Co. (part), Arlington, Dec
Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, Dec.
Capt. George Sexton's Co., Aug.- Dec.
" Jotham White's Co., July-Dec.
Scout from Moretown under Major Barron
Scouting under Capt. Jacob Hall
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XV
Scouting by Lieutenants A. Fowler, B. Towl and Sergt. Z
Lovewell ........
Lieutenant- Colonel Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, May- Nov.
Capt. James Blakeslee's Co., July- Dec. .
" William Dyre's Co., at Skeensboro', July- Dec.
" James Brookins' Co., July-Dec.
" William Hutchins' Co., July-Dec.
'■ Josiah Fish's Co., July i-Dec.
" Daniel Comstock's Co., July i-Dec.
" John Pratt's Co., June-Nov. .
" John Stark's Co., July i-Dec. .
" Joshua Babcock's Co., May-Dec. .
" James Marston's Co., 1780, 1781 .
" Abraham Salisbury's Co., 1781
" Ichabod Robinson's Co., 1781
Col. Gideon Warren's Staff ....
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558
559
562
564
567
570
573
576
579
580
582
583
584
587
1782
Capt. Silas Goodrich's Co., Jan., an Alarm after Tories . 588
Lieut. Ward Bayley's Co., defence of Upper Coos, Mar. -Dec. 589
Capt. Beriah Green's Co., Nov. 1781-Apr. 1782 . , . 590
" Israel Hurlbut's Co. 592
" William Hutchins' Co., Forts at Castleton and Pittsford,
Nov. 1 78 1 -May 1782 593
" Lemuel Bradley's Co., going after Tories, May i . . 595
" Zadock Everest's Co., May ...... 596
" Enoch Eastman's Co., Rupert, May i . . . . 597
" Thomas Barney's Co., after Tories, May . . . 599
" Eli Brownson's Co., after Tories, May .... 600
" Elijah Galusha's Co., May ...... 602
'' Bigelow Lawrence's Co., in W^indham County, Sept. . 603
" Hezekiah Armstrong's Co., in Windham County, Sept. 604
Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Staff, in Windham County . . 605
Capt. Joseph Safford's Co., in Windham County, Sept. . 606-607
" William Simonds' Co., in Windham County . . 60S
Officers in Capt. Eben. Wood's Co., in Windham County . 609
Capt. Josiah Fish's Co., in Windham County . . . 609
" Shadrach Phelps' Co. at White Creek, Oct. 1781 . 612
Men of Sharon and Royalton under Capt. B. Green at Fort
Fortitude, Oct 613
Lieut. David Powers' pay roll, April-Oct 613
Capt^ James Brookins' Co., add'l, July-Dec 614
Lieut Ward Eager's Co., to Brattleboro', Dec. . . .. 615
Capt. Isaac Wheeler's Co., Dec 616
" Jason Duncan's Co., Dummerston to Brattleboro', Dec. 617, 619
XVI
GENERAL CONTENTS
Col. John Sergeants' Staff, Dec.
Capt. Nathaniel Smith's Co. .
" John Gray's Co.
620
621
622
1783
Col. Seth Warner's Regiment (Vermonters) final adjustment
ofaccts 623
Capt. Thomas Barney and Volunteers, March . . . 626
" Frye Bayley's Co., Newbury, May, 1781-1783 . . 627
" Benjamin Whitney's Co. in Windham County, Oct.
1783-Mar. 1784 629
." Jacob Odel's Co., taking Tories on Rupert Mtn., April . 631
From the Henry Stevens Papers and Others in Posses-
sion of the State of New York . . . 632-661
Bennington Militia, First Co., Oct., 1764 .... 632
Capt. Elijah Dewey's Co., Bennington, Warning, Oct. 1775 . 633
" " " " at Mt. Independence, 1776 . . 634
" " " Men— Receipts, May, 1777 . . . 635
" Gideon Brownson's Co. at Montreal, Feb. 1776 . . 635
" Gideon Brownson's Co. before Quebec, Muster Roll,
May, 1776 636
" . Gideon Brownson's Co., Monthly Return . . . 638
" Joseph Hatch's Co., Sept. 1776 639
" " " Enlistment Roll, August, 1776 . 640
A Return of Men Enlisted by Elkanah Day, Aug. 1776 . . 641
Pay Roll of Capts. Sam' Payne, Sam' Ashley and Abel Cur-
tis's Cos., under command of Major John Wheelock
in service of N. Y. State, 1777 .... 642
Request for Certificates of Discharge, Kingston, Sept. 1777 . 644
Scouts at Pittsfofd, Oct. 1777 644
Capt. Samuel Paine's Muster Roll, 1777 .... 647
" Samuel Ashley's Co., under Major John Wheelock . 649
" Nehemiah Lovewell's Co., Muster Roll, 1780 . . 651
Muster Roll of Capt. Elisha Babcock's Co., near Quebec,
Feb. 1776 653
" " of Capt. Robert Cochran's Co., near Quebec, Feb.
1776 • • ^55
" " of Capt. Charles Nelson's Co., near Quebec, Feb.
1776 '. . . 657
" " of Lieut. Pixley's Co. (in the same detachment
as above) 659
Vermont Men in N. H. Regiments at Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775 661
" " Col. Bedel's (N. H.) Regiment, 1775 . . 662
" Soldiers who served in N. H. Regiments . . . 663
Additional Payment because of Depreciation of Money 666-681
GENERAL CONTENTS
XVI 1
Col. Seth Warner's Regiment, Add'l Pay .... 668
Capt. Thomas Lee's Co., Add'l Pay ..... 673
Major Gideon Brownson's Depreciation Money, Act of As-
sembly 676
Col. Thomas Lee authorized to receive Depreciation Money . 678
Accounts and Other Papers from the Pay Table Office 682-770
Col. Gideon Warren's Pay order on acct. of wound rec'd at
Ticonderoga, May, 1775 682
Lieut. John Fasset, Jr.'s Acct. for service in 1775 . . . 682
Capt. William Fitch's Acct. for service in 1775 . . . 683
Samuel Torry's Certificate for service in 1775 . , . 683
Capt. Jonathan Fassett's Acct., for service in 1776 . . . 684
" Michael Vail's Acct. for service in 1775 . . . 685
Accounts of Capt. John Fasset, Matthew Lyon and others,
1776, 1777 686
Receipts of Soldiers on (Col.) Ethan Allen's Pay Roll, 1777 . 687
Capt. Ebenezer Wood's Acct. for bounty money, &c. . . 688
Petition of Capt. Bayley and Lieut. Lovewell ; service in
Dec. 1777 688
Pay of Lieut. Abner Blanchard, for services in 1777, 1778 . 689
Petition of Lieut. John Powell, prisoner at Quebec, 1777, 1778 689
Account for watching suspected persons, i777'(?) . . . 690
Returns of the Guards over Major Amasa Wright, 1778 . 691
Justus Webster wounded at Shelburne, March, 1778 . . 692
Zadock Wright of Hartland under Guard, 1778 . . . 693
Capt. Jesse Sawyer searching for Tories ..... 693
" " " guarding Asa Baldwin to Bennington . 694
" Isaac Clark's bounty money ...... 694
Petition of Moses Evans, taken prisoner Oct. 5, 1777 . . 694
Lt. Col. Ebenezer Walbridge's Acct., 1778-1780 . . . 696
Capt. Samuel Paine's Acct. for services, 1778 .... 696
Committee on Pay Rolls, 1778 696
I^ieut. Nathan Howland and men, 1778 ..... 697
Petition of Orsamus Holmes of Springfield, prisoner 1777 -1778 697
Returns of Scouts sent out by Capts. Hazen, Weld and
Marsh, 1778 698,699
Sergt. Ephraim Stevens, prisoner in Canada May 1779-Oct.
1781 700
Two Deserters from Continental Army, 1779 . . . ' . 700
Bounty to Capt. Parmelee Allen and Co., 1779 . . . 701
Lt. Col. Stephen Pearl's Accts., 1780 . . . . . 703
Scouting near Pittsford, 1780 (?) 703
Cost of Fort Fortitude in Bethel, 1780 705
Labor on Fort Defiance in Barnard ..... 705
Pay Roll of a Guard ordered by the Governor, Aug., 17S0 . 706
Chaplain Ithamar Hibbard's Acct. 1780 .... 708
XVI 11
GENERAL CONTENTS
Acct. of Moses Robinson, 2d, O. M.
Acct. of Surgeon Lewis Beebe, 1780
Col. Thomas Lee at Castleton, his Acct
Silas Robinson, Q. M., his Acct.
Acct. of Amos Bicknell, A. C. L, 1780
Acct. of Surgeon David Church, 1780
Return of four Men in Capt. Nath. Smith's Co., 1780
Lieut. Ebenezer Hyde with Flag to Crown Point, 1780
" Eli Brownson with Flag, 1780
Scouting by John Gault, 1780
Acct. of Elisha Clark, C. G. I
" " Eli Cogsel, A. C. I
Petition of Benjamin Winchester, a sick soldier
Resolve of Gen. Assembly to pay Nath. Martin of Moretown
Prisoner .......
Acct. of Benjamin Wait, of the Board of War
Lt. Col. Fletcher's Acct. for service in Windham County
Daniel Walker sent to Castleton under guard of Sergt. J. Post
Two Soldiers with a Flag, to Castleton, Feb. 1781
Lt. Benj. Everest with a Flag to Canada
Levi Hill with a Flag to Canada .
Acct. of Lt. Col. Joseph Safford for service in 1780 and 1781
Col. Seth Warner's Receipts, etc.
Scout from Norwich to Onion River
Scouting in March and April, 1781
Major Gideon Ormsby's Account
Jedediah Blackman, a prisoner 16 months
Capt. L. Roberts, a prisoner g months, Ens. James Hill 6
months ........
Eli Freeman, a prisoner 11 months ....
Six British Prisoners to Castleton from Brattleboro
Prisoners under Guard to Castleton from Windsor
British Prisoners from Clarendon to Castleton
Sundry Accts. paid by Treasurer, 1780, 1781
Nahum Powers, prisoner in Aug. 1781; captive till June 22
1782 '
Scouting done by John Martin, 1779-1781
Moses Warren, prisoner ......
Hugh McCartey, prisoner in Canada
Capt. James Brookins' Co., 1781 — omissions .
John Kent, prisoner, 1781
Nath. Fuller and Chris. Cary, prisoners in Canada
Thomas Tolman's Accounts as Paymaster
Supposed Deserter to Saratoga, April 1782
Jonathan Luce, prisoner, Oct. 1781
Corporal John Sergeant, prisoner, Oct. 1781
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GENERAL CONTENTS XIX
Benj. Stevens and Eben. Hopkins, prisoners, May, 1779 . 751
Daniel Hovey, prisoner, Oct. 1781 752
A Scout from Moretown, June, 1782 753
Gen. Samuel Fletcher in Windham County, Sept. 1782 . 754
Capt. Beriah Green at Fort Fortitude, April-Oct. 1782 . 757
Zerah Norton and Nathan Burr, prisoners, 1781-1782 . . 760
Corporal Thomas Hunter, prisoner Aug. 1 781 -Dec, 1782 . 761
David Hicks of Brunswick, prisoner . , . . . 766
Capt. Thomas Butterfield to Canada with a Flag . . . 768
Daniel Bean, prisoner ; impressed seaman ? . . . . 769
Names on Journals of General Assembly 1778-1788 . 771-778
Officers appointed Feb. 1782 774
Lemuel Roberts and Noel Porter specially commended . . 777
Names on the Records of the Board of War . . 779-782
Forts to be built at Pittsford and Hubbardton . . . 781
Names on Records of Council of Safety and of Governor
and Council . . . . . . 783-789
Gen. Stark presents Hessian broadsword to Council, Sept. 1777 783
Exportation of wheat, com, &c., regulated by special
Committee ....... 785
Victory at Shelburne and Retreat to New Haven, March, 1778 785
Officers of Second Regiment of Militia, May, 1778 . . 786
" " Third " u u ^8^
Col. Bedel's Regiment, recruited partly in Vt. . . . 788
Six tons of Lead and 18,000 Gun Flints to be contracted for . 789
Papers on File in Office of Secretary of State . " . 789-808
Surgeons' Accounts 792-794
Families at New Haven removed to Fort Ranger, Dec. 1778 . 794
Inimical persons taken from Windsor to Bennington, July, 1778 798
A Scout to Mt. Independence, Oct. 1781, taken prisoners, one
killed 796
A Scout under Sergt. N. Throop, from Windsor to Bennington 798
Zebulon Lyon's Co. on guard duty at Windsor, &c., Aug. 1777 798
Lieut. Abner Hurd's Co., Nov. 1778 800
A detachment of Capt. J. Galusha's Co. at Bennington, May,
1778 , . . 800
Capt. J. Claghorn's Co. on scouting and guard duty. May,
1777 800
Men from Arlington, Dorset, Wells and Manchester who aided
the Sheriff of Cumberland County, May and
June, 1779 802
Pay Rolls of Those Who Assisted the High Sheriff of
Windham County in Sept. 1782 . . 804-808
Pay Roll of Men from Bennington (?) who went to aid the
Sheriff of Cumberland County, May, 1779 . . 808
Petitions on file in Secretary's Office .... 808-809
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GENERAL CONTENTS
Abstract of Papers in Files .
Commissary Accounts .
Extracts from " Proceedings of
York." .
809-81 1
811-812
Prov. Congress of New
813-822
Employment of Green Mountain Boys advised by Pres. John
Hancock of Continental Congress, June, 1775 .
Etlian Allen's List of Officers for Green Mountain Boys . 814
Officers for the same chosen at Dorset, July 27, 1775 . . , 815
Prov. Congress of N. Y. appoints Seth Warner Lt. Col.,
Sept. 1775 816
Militia to be raised in Cumberland, Charlotte and Gloucester
Counties 817
Officers of Major J. Hoisington's four Cos. of Rangers . . 819
Muster Roll of Capt. Benj. Wait's Co 819
" " " John Strong's Co 820
Major John Wheelock and the Cos. to be raised by him . 821
Cumberland County Militia, 1775, 1776 .... 822-827
A Return of Capt. John Grant's Co. in Col. S. Warner's Reg-
iment 827
A Weekly Return of Col. Seth Warner's Regiment, Aug. 1777 828
Six Companies of Vermont (?) Militia, names as found in a
Pay-book of the New York forces for 1780 . 829-831
Additional Corps (Green Mountain Boys) . . . 831-833
Cumberland County Militia 833, 834
The Cannon captured at Ticonderoga 834
Capt. Azariah Wright's Co., Westminster, 1768 (?) . . 835
The Westminster Massacre, March 13, 1775 .... 835
Major Hopkins and Party Surprised, July, 1779 . . . 836
Officers of Green Mountain Regiment as appointed by U. S.
Congress 836
Vermont " Committee of War "...". . 837
List of Commandants 838
Index to Special Persons and Subjects 843
Some Events Grouped by Years 844
Index of Towns, etc. ........ 845
Index to Names of Persons 848-927
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
CORRECTIONS AND NOTES
[It is proper to say here that the Editor expected to see the first sixteen pages a second time be-
fore they were put to press. 1
Page 5, line 1, "bounty" should be inserted before "blanket."
8, line 15 of table, for Hatho. read Nath.
9, line 9 from bottom, for Wol bridge read Walbridge.
13, line 8, date should be 1785.
14, line 7 from bottom, "Filed — Report," etc., belongs to previous docu-
ment.
26, line 13, for Libbens read Libbeus.
33, line 2 of table, for Ramsey read Ranney.
123, line 9 from bottom, date 1778 aflfects only the next line.
124, add Note: One name appears to have been cut from this roll in
binding.
182, first line of lower table, read Warren.
298, Charles (Parker) in heading is a correction in Book of Rolls for
Clarke (erased) — perhaps itself an error.
353, heading of table, read Gilson'' s.
356, heading, read Bush''s; also in next line.
504, heading, Dater^s should perhaps be Daters''.
631, line 13, 1784 is evidently a scribe's error for 1783.
711, line 17, Col. Lee wrote Capt. after his signature; changed by some-
one (in Roster) to "Col."
833', Thurston probably became "Thurstininlis" by interlining in the
original roll.
866, line 1, for Colton read Cook.
For such accuracy as the following pages may be found to possess, a
good share of the credit is due to the vigilance of the proofreader in the office
of the printers. G.
STATE OF VERMONT
ROLLS OF THE MEN
Engaged in the War of the Revolution
[The following Rolls are mostly copied from a manuscript
volume in the office of the Adjutant-General, into which the orig-
inal rolls were transcribed by order of the General Assembly in
1843. These are supplemented by material found in two publica-
tions of the State of New York: " New York in the Revolution as
Colony and State," 1897; and " Documents Relating to the Colo-
nial History of the State of New York," Vol. XV, being "State
Archives," Vol. I, 1887; and elsewhere. Figures in brackets at
the beginning of a roll indicate the page in the manuscript volume
mentioned at v^hich it may be found.
Departures from present custom in spelling, punctuation, and
use or non-use of capitals should not be hastily charged to the ac-
count of the proof-reader, an effort having been made to reproduce
such peculiarities of the Rolls as are not manifestly lapses or over-
sights on the part of the writer. The origiiial errors in dates, in
summation of figures, etc., are also meant to be preserved. The
true reading of some proper names it has been possible only to
guess at ]
2
STATE OF VERMONT
[171, dupl. 180] \Capt. Thomas Johnsoti's Company of Minute Men'\
A Pay Roll of a company of Minute Men in the service of
the country in the year 1775, under the command of Capt. Thomas
Johnson.
Names and Rank
Days in
service
Pay per
day
[month?"
Total
20
^12.
6.13. 4
20
8.
4. 5.
20
8.
4. 5.
20
2.8
1.11.10
10
2.8
]5.11
20
2.8
1.11.10
20
2.8
1.11.10
20
2.8
1.11.10
12
2.
16.
8
2.
10. 8
8
2.
10. 8
15
2.
1.
15
2.
1.
15
2.
1.
15
2.
1.
10
2.
13. 4
12
2.
16.
10
2.
13. 4
12
2.
16.
12
2.
16.
8
2.
10. 8
20
2.
1. 6. 8
20
2.
1. 6. 8
6
2.
8.
21
2.
1. 8.
20
2.
1. 6. 8
15
2.
1.
10
2.
13. 4
12
2.
16.
10
2.
13. 4
8
2.
10. 8
15
2.
1.
20
2.
1. 6. 8
12
2.
16.
Thomas Johnson, Capt.
Simeon Stephens, Lt.
Jo^ Chamberlin, 2"*^ Lt.
Thomas Hibbard, Clerk
Elihu Johnson, Serg*
Abie! Chamberlin, Do.
Joseph Wilson, Do.
Josiah Page, Do.
John Baird
Timothy Sargent
James Mills
Sylvanus Heath
Jacob Bayley Junior
James Bayley
Joshua Bayley
Er Chamberlin
Nath' Chamberlin
Asher Chamberlin
Moses Chamberlin
Silas Chamberlin
Richard Chamberlin Jr.
Samuel Eaton
Jacob Fowler
Jacob Gates
Samuel Hadley
Daniel Hall
W°^ Johnson
Moses Kelly
John Menat
Benj. Rollins
Moses Stevens
Levi Sylvester Jr.
Ward Thurston
Samuel Webster
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
Names and Rank
Days in
service
Pay per
day
[month?"
Total
Zacheus Lovevvell
10
£2.
13. 4
Jonathan Hadley
6
2.
8.
Nath' Merrill
25
2.
1.13. 4
Reraem'=® Chamberlin
24
2.
1.12.
Abner Fowler
30
2.
2.
John Gideon Bayley
20
2.
1. 6. 8
Robert Johnson
20
2.
1. 6. 8
John Hazeltine
8
• 2.
10. 8
Jonathan Butterfield
10
2.
13. 4
Samuel Barnett Jr.
12
2.
16.
Benjamin Barnett
12
2.
16.
John Barnett
12
2.
16.
John Brown
6
2.
8.
Gideon Smith
12
2.
16.
Aaron Osmore
15
2.
1.
Ephraim Bayley
10
2.
13. 4
Ephraim Webster
10
2.
13. 4
Asa Webster
6
2.
8.
^62. 1. 3
Newbury 7 June, 1785. This certifieth that Capt. Thomas
Johnson personally appeared and gave solemn oath to the truth
of the within roll, errors excepted, before me.
Jacob Kent,
Justice of Peace.
The within pay Roll is not allowed by the Pay Table, it not
being included in the resolve of Assembly. The alterations made
in the roll are
A captain's pa)'' per mo. ;^ 8.
Lt. Do 5. 8
Rations /8
Test. Sam^ Bartlett
In Gen. Assembly, Oct. 23, 1786. The aforesaid pay roll is
referred to the committee of Pay Table for adjustment.
Attest.
Ro^ Hopkins, Clk.
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Rutland Oct. 26, 1786. The foregoing pay
roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Tho^ Johnson Esq. it being sixty-two pounds orie shil-
ling and three pence.
Lem^ Chipman ^
o^- V -D r Com.
iimoy Brownson )
Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Oct. 26, 1786. Rec'i of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order.
Tho^ Johnson
[302] [CaJ>f. Oliver Potters Company\
Rutland, Oct. 24, 1786. State of Vermont Dr. to Capt. Oliver
Potter, his officers and soldiers who served in Col. Seth Warner's
Regiment in the year 1775 in an expedition to Canada.
To Capt. Potter, for enlisting 14 men @ 8/ £ 5.12.
To 5 weeks subsistence at 16/ ' 4. 0.
To a blanket 12/ 0.12.
To a gun 10/ 0.10.
To money paid for transporting the baggage of the
company from St. Johns to La Prarie 18/ 0.18.
To Lt. Ebenezer Allen for enlisting 18 men @ 8/ 7. 4.
To 5 weeks subsistence @ 16/ 4. 0.
To a blanket 12/ 0.12.
To a gun 10/ 0.10.
To money paid for transporting baggage of the com-
pany from Longale to St. Johns 12/ 0.12.
To Lt. James Claghorn for enlisting 10 men @ 8/ 4. 0.
To 5 weeks subsistence at 16/ 4.
To a blanket 12/ " 0.12.
To a gun 10/ 10.
Abraham Jackson, bounty 40/ blanket 12/ gun 10/ 3. 2.
Moses Cooley " " " 3. 2.
Caleb Rice " " " 3. 2.
James Laflin, bounty, blanket & gun 3. 2.
Wm. Kinkinbotham do. 3. 2.
James Mc. Night do. 3. 2.
Joel Baldwin do. 3. 2.
Silas Bingham do. 3. 2.
Daniel Adams do. 3. 2.
Thos. Tuttle do. ' 3. 2.
Edward Turner do. 3. 2.
Silas Gerard ' do. 3. 2.
Orange Train do. 3. 2.
Lemuel Chipman do. 3. 2.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 5
^ 3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
3. 2.
Total £ 163.16.
Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 24, 1786. The within account
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Eben'' Allen, or bearer, it beinjij one hundred and sixty-
three pounds sixteen shillings lawful money.
Timo. Brownson ( ^ ^^-n.
T ■, r-,- > Committee
Leml. Chipman \
Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Oct. 25, 1786. Reed, of Ira
Alien,' Esq, Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being one
hundred and sixty-three pounds sixteen shillings.
Eben'" Allen.
^^163.16. 0.
Ozem Brewster blar
iket &
gun
Saml. Turner
do.
Ethan Rice
do.
Aaron Adams
do.
James Bampus
do.
Asahel Jackson
do.
Hazelton Spencer
do.
Eben"" Washburn
do.
Reuben Marsh
do.
Jas. Randal
do.
Thos. Stafford
do.
Amariah How
do.
Rufu Tift
do.
Henry Green
do.
Alex^ Barr
do.
Saml. Darwin (Dorwin)
do.
Amasa Darwin
do.
Joseph Fuller (Tul'ler)
do.
Eben'' Andrice
do.
George Olds
do.
Robert Havens
do.
John Eaton
do.
John Griffin
do.
Daniel Norton
do.
Daniel Williams
do.
Alpheus Hall
do.
John Betts
do.
Micah Whitney
do.
6
STATE OF VERMONT
[25]
State of Vermont to Thomas Johnson
Dr.
1776.
March — To 15 daj^s on a scout from Coos, to St. Johns )
b}' order of Genl. Bayley j
Abiel Chamberlin 15 days @ 4/
Silas Chamberlin do
John Maclean "
Fry Bayley 8 *'
Provisions for scout
Expense at St. Johns
£
4
3.
3.
3.
1.13
3. 8
1.10
10.
£ 20.
Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 26, 1786. The within account
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Thomas Johnson, Esq. or bearer, it being twenty pounds,
lawful money.
Lem. Chipman ) ^
m- -D \ Com®®.
Tiino. Brownson )
Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Oct. 26, 1786. Rec'd of the Treas-
urer the contents of the above.
Thos. Johnson.
;^20.0.
[77] [Roll of the Staff in Col. Moses Robinson's Regijjtent'\
A Pay Roll of the Staff Officers in Col. Moses Robinson's Reg-
iment of .Militia in tlie alarm to Pittsford commencing the 27th
June, 1776.
Names.
En-
tered
1776
June 27
Dis-
charge
1776
July 23
Days
27
27
Miles
55
70
pay per
mile
If
No. Ra-
tions
2
1
Pay per
ration
8"
8'!
Total
Azel Washburn, Surg".
Saml. Kobinson, Adjt.
9.18. 4
6.18. 1
£16.16. 5
Saml. Robinson.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 18th March. 1782. The. above
account being examined agreeably to a resolve of the General
Assembly, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same, being
sixteen pounds sixteen shillings and five pence to Saml. Robinson
or order.
Nathl. Brush | ^
r^n^n e T o^- u > Committee.
;£^16.16. 5 Isaac Tichenor j
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
[355]
\Capt. Benjaini7i Hickok's Cotnpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Benjamin Hickok's Company in the ser-
vice of the State of Vermont, under the command of Capt. Gideon
Brownson, June 29, 1776.
Com-
Days
Names
mence'
of pay
serv-
ice
Miles
Total
1776
Capt. Benj.. Hickok
July 1
28
16
9.12.0
Lt. Abraham Salisbury
>• ( (
28
12
6. 3.1
Ensign Peleg Sunderland,.
(C <(
28
5.19.4
Sergt. Caleb Smith
(1 ((
28
28
2.13.9
•' Elisha Allen
<' (i
28
21
2.11.1
" James Westcot
1 < >l
28
12
2. 8.9
" Isaac Ashley
(< ((
28
21
2.11.9
Corpl. Et),en^ Weltou
( ( (1
28
28
2.13.4
Andrew Potter
( C i I
28
12
2. 1.4
Benjamin Whitman
<1 tt
28
12
2. 1.4
Obadiah Edmonds
t < ti
28
12
2. 1.4
Zebediah Green
t( (1
28
12
2. 1.4
Jabez Weaver
(< <<
28
12
2. 1.4
David Place [?]
t ( It
28
12
2. 1.4
John Smith
<< (<
28
12
2. 1.4
Charles Button
tl i c
28
12
2. 1.4
Jedediah Jackson
U 1.
28
12
2. 1.4
John Clark
11 <c
28
12
2. ].4
Stephen Clark
1 ( 11
28
12
2. 1.4
Jobe Cole
(( ((
28
28
2. 6.8
David Warren
II 11
28
28
2. 6.d
William Faleigh (or Fahigh)
(1 <<
28
21
2. 4.4
John Owen
<( 11
28
21
2. 4.4
Eli Cogsel
11 (1
28
16
2. 2.8
Daniel Colver
" "
28
16
2. 2.8
Heber Griswold
1( (1
28
16
2. 2.8
John Moulton
<1 1<
28
16
2. 2.8
£lh. 6.6
Benjamin Hickok.
March 12, 1783. Then the above pay roll sworn to before me.
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, March 12. 1783. The within
pay roll examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Capt. Benjamin Hickok, it being seventy-five pounds
six shillings and six pence.
Timo. Brownson, ) ^
T u ci- r Committee.
John Strong, \
8
STATE OF VERMONT
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, March 13, 1783. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Esq., Treasurer, the contenis of the above order, being
seventy-five pounds six shillings and six pence, lav/ful money.
£16. 6. 6 Benjamin Hickok.
[215] [Capt. Gideon Brownsons Compatiy^
A Pay Roll of Capt. Gideon Brownson's Company for the de-
fense of the frontiers of the New Hampshire Grants.
June 29, 1776.
Names
Days
Per day
Miles
Pr.
Mile
Total
Capt. Gideon Brownson
29
0.6.8
50
4
10. 0.
Lt. Jona. Wright
28
4.8
50
4
6.15.
" Enoch Eastman
28
4.8
80
4
6. 9.
Sergt. James Holmes
27
1.7
45
4
2.17. 9
" Daniel Comstock
27
1.7
50
4
2.19. 5
" Ebene. Wilson
27
1.7
30
4
2.12. 9
Corpl. Abner Chaffee
27
1 5
40
4
2,12. 8
" John Hathaway
27
1.5
bO
4
2. 9. 4
" Saml. Bradley
27
1.0
50
4
3.15. 2
Isaac Underhill
27
1.4
40
4
2. 9. 4
Danl. Kent
27
1.4
40
4
2. 9. 4
Jas. Armstrong
27
1.4
40
4
2. 9. 4
John Roberts
27
1.4
45
4
2.11.
Haynes Bement
27
1.4
45
4
2.11.
Hatho. Newton
27
1.4
45
4
2.11.
Charles Bally
27
1.4
45
4
2.11.
Israel Murren
27
1.4
58
4
2.13. 2
Jona. Hoit
27
1.4
50
4
2.12.
Nathan Brundridge
27
1.4
50
4
2.12.
Jos. Averel
27
1.4
50
4
2.12.
Eber Murray
'27
1.4
50
4
2.12.
Reuben Park
27
1.4
50
4
2.12.
Daniel Purdy
27
1.4
48
4
2.12.
Matthew Randall
26
1.4
80
4
2, 4. 6
Richard Latten
2(i
1.4
30
4
2. 4. 6
Const. Viall
26
1.4
80
4
2. 4. 6
Isaac Colvin
26
1 4
30
4
2. 4. 6
George Gage
26
1.4
80
4
2. 4. (?
Levi Shearman
26
1.4
30
4
2. 4. 6
Jabish Olmstead
22
1.4
30
4
2. 4. 6
Hezekiah Scott
26
1.4
30
4
2. 4. 6
Paul Nelson
26
1.4
30
4
2. 4. 6
Alpheus Harmon
26
1.4
30
4
2. 4. 8
Zepheniah Sexton
27
1.4
45
4
2.11.
Prince Soper
27
1.4
45
4
2..1.
John Lowbary
27
1.4
45
4
2.11.
Amos Brownson
27
1.4
50
4
2.12.
^108. 9. 3
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
Pay Table Office, April 18, 1782. The withiu pay roll exam-
ined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same,
being one hundred and eight pounds, nine shillings and three
pence to Capt. Gideon Brownson or order
Timo. Brownson | ^
;^108.9.3 Nathl. Brush [Committee.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Feb. 10, 1783. Reed, of Ira
Allen Esq., Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being one
hundred and eight pounds nine shillings three pence, lawful
money.
^108.9.3 . Gideon Brownson, Capt.
[273] A Pay Roll of a Scout from Moretown^ Oct. 1776.
Ebenezer Martin, Capt. 9 daj^s 6.8 per day 80 miles @ 4d 4. 6. 8
Nathl. White, Lieut. " " 4.3 " " 80 " " " 3.4.4
£i.n.
y Committee.
Test. Eben. Martin, Capt.
John Barron, Major.
Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784. The within roll being
examined and approved, the Treasurer will pay the contents of the
same to Maj. John Barron for said Scout, being the sum of seven
pounds eleven shillings and seven pence, lawful money.
Timo. Brownson
Thos. Tolman
Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents
of the above order.
^ John Barron.
£ 7.11. 7
\^Capt. Elijah Dewey s Company^
Pay Roll of Capt. Elijah Dewey's Company in Col. Moses
Robinson's Regiment of the Militia in the service of the United
States ot America Mount Independence [October] 1776.
Elijah Dewey, Capt. ' [Privates]
Ebenezer Wolbridge, 1^* Lieut. Samuel Cutter
Thomas Jewett, 2^ Lieut. Ezekiel Harman
Nathaniel Fillinore, Ensign. Joseph Wickwire
Joseph Rudd, Sergeant Daniel Kinsley
Daniel Harman, " Jonathan Parsons
John Fay, " Andrew Weaver
John Smith, Corporal Abner Marble
Jedediah Merrill, " Phineas Scott
Thomas Story, " Aaron Haynes,
10
STATE OF VERMONT
Silas Harman
Joseph Robinson
Ezekiel Smith
Seth Porter
David Powers
Hopestill Armstrong
Joseph Willoughb}''
Samuel Hunt
Joshua Carpenter
Othniel Green
Philip Matteson
Roswel Moseley
[The above roll, taken from Hon. Hiland Hall's History of
Bennington (Vt. Hist. Mag. I. 153), was found among Capt. Dewey's
papers]
[233]
\Capt. Ehenezer Allen s Coi7ipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Ebenezer Allen's Company in Capt.
Gideon Bronson's Detachment, raised for the immediate defense of
the frontiers of this state in the year 1776, by order of convention.
Names
Capt. Ebene. Allen
Lt. Ethau Pierce
Sergt. James Adams
Lemuel Chipman
Daniel Adams
Aaron Adams
Samuel Rice
Joel Baldwin
Abel Turner
Abner Patridge
Luther Fillmore
Eliphaa Brewster
Eber Rice
Entered
June 29
July 3
(t
1 <
Dis-
charged
July 29
Ra-
Price
tions
Ra-
due
tions
66
8
36
8
6
8
6
8
6
8
6
8
6
8
6
8
6
8
6
8
6
8
6
8
6
8
Days
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
P^ I
Month
Total
0.0
10.0
8.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
10
6
2
4.0
12.6
5.5
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
£ 38. 7.7
Ebene. Allen
State of Vermont, Bennington, Feb. 25, 1782. Personally ap-
pears Capt. Ebene. Allen and makes solemn oath that the within
pay roll is made without fraud to the public or injustice to any in-
dividual, and that he has not received any pay from the United
States for said service.
Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace
Pay Table Office, Bennington. Feb. 25, 1782. The within ac-
count being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay to
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
11
Capt. Ebene. Allen or order, the sum of thirty-eight pounds seven
shillings and seven pence.
Isaac Tichenor / ^
Nathl. Brush \ Committee.
Treasurer's Office, June 26, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the
contents of the above order.
Ebene. Allen, Capt.
[175] [C«//. Thomas /ohnsojis Company of Minute Men\
A Pay Roll of Capt. .Thomas Johnson's Company of Minute
men in Newbury for the year 1776, under the command of Peter
Olcott for scouting and guarding said year.
Names
Days
Pay per
month
Total
Thomas Johnson. Capt.
31
8. 0.
8. 5. 4
vSimeon Stevens. Lt.
31
5. 8.
5.11. 8
Joseph Chamberlin, 2^^ Lt.
31
5. 8.
5 11. 8
Thomas Hibbard, Clerk
6
2. 8.
9. 6
Elihu Johnson, Serg*
16
2. 8.
1. 5. 7
Abiel Chamberlin
65
2. 8.
5. 4.11
Joseph Wilson
16
2. 8.
1. 5. 7
Josiah Page
John Baird
Timothy Sargent
James Mills
14
6
14
6
2. 8.
2.
2.
2.
1. 3. 5
8.
18. 8
8.
Sylvanus Heath
22
2.
1. 9. 4
Jacob Bayley Jr
James Bayley
Joshua Bayley
Err Chamberlin
21
21
21
18
2.
2.
2.
2.
1. 8.
1. 8.
1. 8.
1. 4.
Nath' Chamberlin
16
2.
1 1. 4
Asher Chamberlin
25
2.
1.13. 4
Moses Chamberlin
6
2.
8.
Silas Chamberlin
63
2.
4. 4.
Richard Chamberlin Jr
6
2.
8.
Sam' Eaton
6
2.
8.
Jacob Fowler
6
2.
8.
Jacob Gates
6
2.
8.
Sam' Hadley
6
2.
8.
Daniel Hall
6
9
8.
12
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
Pay per
month
Total
William Johnson
16
2.
1. 1. 4
Moses Kelly
16
2.
1. 1. 4
Amos Kimball
6
2
8.
Nehemiah Lovewell
6
2.
8.
Henry Lovewell
6
2.
8.
John Merritt
6
2.
8.
Benjamin Rollins
6
2.
8
John Kennady
8
2.
10. 8
Moses Stevens
14
2.
18. 8
Levi Sylvester
6
2.
8.
Ward Thurston
6
2.
8.
Sam^ Webster
6
2.
8
Nathi Merrill
16
2.
L 1. 4
Remembrance Chamberlin
10
2.
13. 4
Abner Fowler
6
2.
■S.
John Gideon Bayley
18
2.
1. 4.
Robert Johnson
31
2.
2. 1. 4
Jon^ Butterfield
16
2.
1. 1. 4
John Haseltine
14
2.
18. 8
vSamuel Barn ate
6
2.
8.
Benjamin Barnate
18
2.
1. 4.
John Barnate
18
2.
1. 4.
John Brown
12
2.
16.
Gideon Smith
17
2.
1. 2. 8
Aaron Osmore
21
2.
1. 8.
Ephraim Bayley
16
2.
1. 1. 4
Ephraim Webster
16
2.
1. 1. 4
Fry Bagley
18
2.
1. 4.
Ephraim Lacy
10
2.
13. 4
Neh. Lovewell, Senior
18
2.
1. 4.
Henry Lovewell
21
2.
1. 8.
William Wallace
16
2.
1. 1. 4
£lh 3. 3
Thomas Johnson, Capt.
Newbury, 7^'^ June, 1785. This certifieth that then Capt. Thomas
Johnson personally appeared and gave solemn oath to the truth of
the within roll, errors excepted, before me.
Jacob Kent, Justice of Peace.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
13
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, July 9, 1785. The within Pay
Roll is examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to
pay the same, amounting to the sum of seventy-five pounds three
shillings and three pence, lawful money, to Capt, Thomas Johnson
(or bearer.)
Sam' Bartlit, ) ^
a> _o T> y Committee.
Tim° Brownson j
Sunderland, July 9, 1795. ReC^ of I. Allen, Treasurer, the
contents of this order.
John G. Bayley,
;^75. 3. 3.
[504, see next roll] [CaJ>^ Thomas Lee's Company of Ranger s'\
Return of Capt. Thomas Lee's Independent Company of Ran-
gers in the service of the United Stales of America, annexed to
Col. Warners Regiment,
Commissioned Officers, Non-com-
missioned Officers and Privates.
When enlisted
Term
Towns
State
Thomas Lee, Capt.
Dec 9, 1776
Rutland
New Hamshire
Isaac Martin 1st Lieut.
do
do
Grants— alias
John Mott 2d
do
Neshobe
Vermont
Ephraim Loomis Sergt.
Feby 15, 1777
3 years
Rutland
do
James Ewings
Dec. 19, 1776
do
Pittsford
do
Briton Simmonds "
do
do
do
do
JohnMcKobert "
Jany 1.1778
2 years
Springfield
do
Joseph Williams, Corpl
Dec. 28, 1776 si
3 years
Clarendon
do
John May
'• 19 '•
do
Pittsford
do
Gideon Oooley "
March 8, 1777
do
do
do
John Smith
Dec. 28, 1776
do
Clarendon
do
Ashel Lewis Fifer
Feby 1,1777
do
do
do
Peleg Eady Drum'.
Dec. 28, 1776
do
do
do
Benjamin Andrus, private
" 21 "
do
Pittsford
do
Alexander Barr
" 19 "
do
Rutland
do
Lymos I^onatt "
April 16, 1777
do
Springfield
do
John Boyenton "
Dec. 19, 1776
do
Pittsford
do
Clement Clark. "
" do
do
Kutland
do
Benjamin Gleson
April 10, 1777
do ■
Shoreham
do
Elijah Goodwine "
.. ji ..
do
Poultney
do
John Hastens "
March 15 "
do
New Haven
do
Moses Johnson "
Dec. 27. 1776
do
Clarendon
do
Philemon Johnson
April 10, 1777
do
Tinmouth
do
Thomas Latham — " '
Dec. 19, 1776
do
Rutland
do
Joseph Moore "
do
do
Dorset
(Jo Jon. 30, 1779
deserted
Gershom Olds
March 9, 1777
do
Rutland
do
Reuben Post "
Dec. 18. 1776
do
do
do
Jonathan Partridge "
" 14 ••
do
Neshobe
do
Moses Powers "
do
do
Clarendon
do
Thomas Stafford
" 28 "
do
do
do
Curtis Smith
Feby 15, 1777
do
Rutland
do
Chandler Tuttle
" 2 "
do
Neshobe
do
Saml. Wis well
Dec. 28, 1776
do
Sudbury
do
Nathl. Marsh
" 19 "
do
Pittsford
"" March 1779
Thomas Wheeler
" 12 "
do
Harwick
do
John Hodgon "
Jany 1,1777
do
Rutland
do
Michael Coffin
Feby 2 "
do
Cavendish
do
Attest, Thomas Lee, Capt.
14: STATE OF VERMONT
Windsor 12th Feby ) To the Honorable General Assembly now
1781 ) sitting in this place.
We your Committee appointed to examine the circiimslances
of the within Muster-roll relative to the time of the enlistment and
discharge of those men therein contained, — beg leave to report
that upon our most critical examination we find that the whole of
those officers and soldiers that are set in said Roll have served in
the service of the United States for the space of about three years
according to the within representation; excepting those whose
names are hereafter mentioned, and that those persons last men-
tioned were hired "by the former by whom they were succeeded
upon the encouragement that they should take the benefit of what-
ever might hereafter be recovered on account of the depreciation
of money or otherwise.
Lieut. Able Wright exchanged for Lieut. John Mott March 1, 1778.
Hannaniah Brooks exchanged for Limas Bonatt December 1, 1778
Archippus Blodgett exd. for Philo. Johnson Dec"". 1, 1778.
David Earl exd. for John Hastings " "
Asa Hale exd. for Elijah Goodwin " "
Ebenezer Humingston exd. for Curtis Smith " "
Isaac Harris exd. for Chandler Tuttle " "
It is therefore the opinion of your Committee that the Assem-
bly recommend to the Committee of Pay Table to pay such sums
or considerations as said Assembly shall in their wisdom think
proper to grant, (if anything) to such persons as shall make it
evidently appear to said Committee that they are the persons that
have a right to said grant.
Joseph Bowker
John Strong
Eben'^ Drury
Tn General Assembly Feby 14, 1781
The above report was read and accepted.
Attest Ros^ Hopkins Clerk.
(Reconsidered)
(Filed — Report on Capt Lee's petition — accepted — see page 327)
[507, see last roll] [C<2//. Thomas Lee's Independent Company\
A List of the Officers and Soldiers of Capt. Thomas Lee's Inde-
pendent Company, to wit, that part of said Company who have
been returned as belonging to this State, — together with the de-
preciation of their pay respectively, agreeable to act of Assembly,
with the deductions therefrom, as appears to have been received
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
15
by receipts and otherwise, and the balance remaining due to each —
being an Abstract from a List of the Committee's calculation and
adjustments thereof.
Deductions for
Depreciation
moneys received
Names
in full— found
towards sd. de-
Balance remaining
-
due to each
preciation- as ap-
due to each
pears by rcepts
£ S.
D.
£ S. D.
jC s. D.
Tliomas Lee Capt.
148.14.
21. 0.
127.14.
Isaac Martin Lieut
100. 7.
G
21. 0.
79. 7. 6
Abel Wright do
8.16.
4
12. 0.
0. 0.
John Mott do
92. 1.
2
21. 0.
71. 1. 2
Nathl. Marsh Sergt
22.18.
4
6. 0.
16.18. 4:Decd
Eph'° Loomis do
44.12.
3
15. 0.
29.12. 3
Jabez Olmstead do
22.14.
4
6. 0.
16.14. 4
James Evins do
21. 1.
1
15. 0.
6. 1. 1
John McRoberth Corpl.
35.12.
6
15. 0.
20.12. 6
Britton Simmons do
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6
John Smith do
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. 6
Gideon Cooley do
37. 8-
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6
Peleg Eddy Drum"-.
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. 6
Ashel Lewis Fifer
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. 6
Benja. Andrews private
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6
Alexander Barr "
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6
Lymus Bonatt "
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6
John Byonton "
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. GDecd
Clemen Clark
37. 3.
fi
15. 0.
22. 3 6
Benja. Gleson
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. 6
Asa Hall
14. 2.
8
15. 0.
0. 0.
Elijah Goodwin
■ 23. 8.
32. 8. 8
0. 0.
Curtis Smith
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6
John Hastins
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6Decd
Moses Johnson
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. 6Dec<i
Joseph Williams
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6
John Mays
37. 3.
6
22. 0.
15. 3. 6
Thomas Latham
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6Decd
Gershom Olds
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6
Reuben Post
37. 3.
6
6. 0,
31. 3. 6
Jona. Partridge
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. 6
Hannaniah Brooks. . -
14. 2.
9
0. 0.
8. 2. 9
Moses Powers.
23. 8.
8
15. 0.
8. 8. 8
Thomas Stafford
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
22. 3. 6
Chandler Tuttle
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. 6
Saml. Wiswell
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. 6
Thomas Wheeler
35.12.
6
14. 0.
21.12. 6
Archilaus Blodgett
14. 2.
9
15. 0.
0. 0.
Philemon Johnson
23. 0.
8
15. 0.
8. 0. 8
John Hagdou Eel'' [?]
37. 3.
6
6. 0.
31. 3. 6
Michael Coffin.
37. 3.
6
15. 0.
Total
22. 3. 6
;^1069. 1. 3
16
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, April 25*"^ 1783.
These certify that agreeable to an act of the General Assembly
of this State directing- the same, this Committee has adjusted the
depreciation of the wages of Capt. Thomas Lee's Company and
find the balance remaining- due to said Company to be one thousand
and sixty-nine pounds, one shilling- and three pence, lawful money
as above.
£, 1009. 1. 3 Timo. Brownson
John Strong.
To Ira Allen Treasurer.
Com
tee
[254]
\Capt. Daniel Culver s Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Daniel Culver's Company, Col. James
Meed's Regt. of Militia, for their tours to Ticonderoga, June
29. 1777.
Names
When
marched
Days
Capt. Daniel Culver
June 29
11
Lt. Ephraim Buell
" 30
9
Sergt. Reuben Sailes
" 28
.12
" Eli Cogswell
" 30
9
" Samuel Culver
" 29
11
" Caleb Smith
" 28
12
Corpl. Joshua Culver
" 29
11
Caleb Lewis
" 29
11
Zaccheus Mallory
" 28
12
John Ward
" 29
11
Gill Mallory
" 29
11
Gideon Searles
" 28
12
Eleazer Mallory
" 29
11
Matthias Parker
" 29
11
Ebene. Welton
" 29
6
Jame Flumes
" 28
12
Abner How
" 29
6
John Griffis
" 30
9
Saml. Smith
" 30
9
Gershom Moulton
" 30
9
Daniel Culver
" 30
9
Isaac GoBsell
July 3
7
Pr.
day
Total
wages
Miles
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
.13.4
. 8.3
.19.0
.15.3
.17.5
.19.0
.16.3
.14.8
.16.0
.14.8
.14 8
.16.0
.14.8
.14.8
. 8,0
,16.0
, 8.0
,12.0
12.0
,12.0
12.0
9.4
45
30
45
30
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
21
45
21
30
30
30
30
45
Pr.
Mile
4"
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Total
Milages
15.10
10.
15.
10.
15.
15.
15.
15.
15.
15.
15.
15.
15.
15.
7.
15.
7.
10.
10.
10.
10.
15.
Total
4.11.2
1.18.3
14.0
5.3
15.0
14.0
11.3
9.8
1.11.0
9.8
9.8
1 11.0
1. 9.8
1. 9.8
0.15.0
1.11.0
0.15.0
1. 2.0
1. 2.0
1. 2.0
2.0
4.4
£d3A2.7
A true roll.
Attest,
Daniel Culver, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 26, 1784. The within roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 17
same, being thirty-three pounds twelve shillings and seven pence,
lawful money, to Capt. Daniel Culver or bearer.
Saml. Bartlit ) ^
Timo. Brownson [ Committee.
Treasurer's Office, Bennington, Feb. 26, 1784. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Treasurer the contents of the above order.
Daniel Culver, Capt.
^33.12 7
[100] l^Scoufs sent out from Springfield^
Return of Scouts sent out from Springfield in the State of
Vermont in the month of July, 1777.
First Scout— Simeon Stevens Esq. ^
Capt. Zerathmel Powers >■ 2 days @ 6/ per day each £'\..\Q.O
Simeon Spencer )
Second Do. — Amos Case ">
Orsamus Holmes ^ 2 days @ Do 1,16.0
John McRoberts )
Third Do.— Lt. Jos. Little )
JohnBisbee ^ 3 days @, " 2.14.0
James Dumpher )
Fourth Do.— John Hall )
Wm Devener ^ 3 days @ " 2.14.0
John McRoberts )
George Hall, Chairm'^ Com^^
Windsor, 21^' March, 1778. Allowed by this assembl)^ to be
paid out of the Treasury by order of Assembly.
Nathan Clark, Speaker.
Reed. Mar. 25, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, nine pounds, it
being the contents of the within account.
John Bonett.
[2]
18
STATE OF VERMONT
[146]
[^ Detachment under Capt. Nathan SmitJ{\
An Account of a number of men, in service under command
of Capt. N. Smith, sent by the Council after Tories in August,
1777.
Names
Days
P'' day
Total
Capt. Nath'^ Smith
3
0.18.0
2.14.0
Lt. Eli Brownson
3
0.13.0
1.19.0
Solomon Soper
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Felix Powell
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Felix Powell, Jr.
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Samuel Beeman
3
• 0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Philip Reynolds.
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Dan Allen
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Enos Ross.
3
0. 9,0
1. 7.0
Eb^n'- Wilson
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Isaac Whelpley.
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Martin Powell
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Solomon Purdy.
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Reuben Purdy
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Zed Jackson
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Gilbert Bradley.
1)
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Elihu Allen
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Amos Chip.iian
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Isaac Wallis
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Benj. Griffin
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Boyce
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
Eleaz-r Alby
3
0. 9.0
1. 7.0
^31.13.0
The within account examined and approved and the Treas-
urer is directed to pay the same which is thirty-one pound thirteen
shillings. Aug. G, 1778.
Th-es. Chittenden.
Aug 6, 1778. Reed of M. Lyon, Asst. to Ira Allen, Esq.,
Treasurer, thirty one pounds thirteen shillings, L. M.
Nathan Smith, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
19
[76]
\_Capt. William If ea ton's Company\
Capt. William Heaton's Return for his Company in Strafford
of all those persons warned upon duty at the Strafford Alarm,
20th July, both in assisting the people of Strafford in their retreat,
and in guarding prisoners and the country's cattle, horses and
sheep &c. Also an account of the number of horses employed in
that service.
Names.
No. of
Days
13
Wages per
day
Horses
Horses'
wages
Total
W'" Heaton, Capt.
0. 8.
5
0.10.0
5.14.
Abner Chamberlin, Lt.
7
0. 5. 9
2
4.
2. 4. 3
Timo> Bartholomew, Sergt.
10
0. 4. 9
2. 3.
ElihuHosford
11
4. 9
2. 7. 9
Charles Chamberlin
13
2.18. 6
Joel Chamberlin
7
1. 4. 6
3
6.
1.17. 6
The mas Divine
9
4. 6
2. 0. 6
Thomas Evait
9
4. 6
2. 0. 6
Solomon Strong
8
4. 6
1.16.
Oring Heaton
8
4. 6
2
4.
2. 0.
John Chamberlin
1
4. 6
0. 4. 6
Amos Chamberlin
7
4. 6
4.
1.15. 6
Samuel Galusha
14
4. 6
3. 3.
Thomas Palmer
9
4. 6
2. 0. G
Joel Strong
11
4. 6
2. 9. 6
John Stark
5
4. 6
1. 2. 6
Elijah Howard
5
4. 6
1. 2. 6
Ezekiel Strong
5
4. 6
1.16.
James Sawyer
7
4. G
1.11. 6
Eichard Wallace
12
4. 6
2.14.
Stephen PellanT
4
4. 6
0.18.
W™ Cushman
10
4. G
5
10.
2.15.
Frederick Earnest
11
4. 6
2. 9. 6
Alphens Philips
4
4. 6
0.18.
Benj. Chamberlin
4
4. 6
2
4.
1. 2.
Ezra Moon
3|
4. 6
2
4.
0.15. 3
Nathan Fellows
1
4. 6
0. 4. 6
Jos. Keys. Jr.
7
4. G
4
8.
1.19. 6
Ichabod Trusdale
7
4. 6
4
8.
1.19. 6
Joseph Downer
4
4. 6
0.18.
Zebede Howard
9
4. 6
2. 0. 6
John Osborn
11
4. 6
4
8.
2.17. 6
John Wright
5
4. 6
1. 2. 6
Joseph Keyes
4
4. 6
0.18.
;^63.19. 3
The within pay roll exhibited by me is a just account of the
service done by the company under my commands, in Thetford,
as also a number of soldiers that belonged to Maj. Horsington's
20
STATE OF VERMONT
[Hoisington's] detachment that have done duty under my com-
mand. Wm. Heaton, Captain.
Oct. 25, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith two pounds and six
pence, on account of the within.
Reed, per me Thos. Divine.
Oct, 30, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith one pound eleven
shillings.
Amos Chamberlin.
Nov. 2, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith two pounds nine
shillings and six pence as per the account within.
Per me
Fred*^' Ernest.
Thetford, 14th Aug. 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith
fifty-four pounds twelve shillings, being in full of all demands on
this pay roll, except nine pounds fourteen shillings and three
pence, which last mentioned sum is due to the Horsington soldiers.
I say received per me.
Wm. Heaton, Capt.
Reed, in addition to this pay roll eighteen shillings for Lt.
Moses Cadwell, who ought to have been entered in the pay roll
for four days' service. I say reed, per me
W"' Heaton.
Nov. 10, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith nineteen shillings
upon the within account. Reed, per me.
Ezra Moor.
15th Dec. 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith two pounds
eighteen shillings and six pence as per the within account —
I say reed, per me
Chas. Chamberlin.
[112]
[Capt. John Alger s Company {pari)^
Capt. John Alger's Pay Roll for such soldiers in his company
as assisted the People of Strafford in their retreat, also the service
of horses employed in said service.
Thetford, 14"' August, 1777.
Names
John Alger Capt.
Hezekiah May Lt.
Ellas Chamberlin En.
David Chamberlin Sergt.
Dajs
11
13
8
14
Wages
per day
8.
5.9
5.3
4.9
Days
for
horses
Horses
wages
11
8
8
2.
If).
16.
Total
5.10.0
4.10.9
2.18.0
3. 6.6
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
21
Names
Days
Wages
per day
Days
for
Horses
Total
horses
wages
Levi Boot, Sergt.
6
4.9
1. 8.6
Samuel Huggins "
6
4.6
2
4.
1.12.6
David Ricli
13
4.6
2.14.0
Solomon Root
8
4.6
1.16.0
Jared Alger
6
4.6
1.17.
Joshua Tucker
11
4.6
2. 9.6
Jonathan Rich
8
4.6
1.16.0
Saml. Rich
10
4.6
5
10.
2.15.0
Frederick Smith
10
4.6
7
14.
2.19.0
Elisha May
6
4.6
1. 7.0
W"" Briscoe
7
4.6
1.11.6
Amasa Chamberlin
8
4.6
5
10.
2. 6
William Root
5
4.6
1. 2.6
Silas Alger
4
4.6
2
4.
1. 0.0
Aaahel Chamberlin
8
4.6
5
10.
2. 6.0
Jonathan Root
6
4.6
1. 7.
Simeon Root
7
4.6
1.11.6
Jona. Rich. Jr
8
4.6
3
6.
2. 2.0
Jona. Wood
4
4.6
18.
EUsha Powell
16
4.6
10
1.
4.12.
Isaac Chamberlin
7
4.6
10
1.
2. 8.6
Constant Bliss
2
4.6
4.
13.
Daniel West.
3
4.6
13.6
^59.11.3
John Alger, Capt.
Thetford, 15th August, 1777. Then received of Major Israel
Smith fifty-nine pounds eleven shillings and three pence, being in
full for all the service done by the company under my command
in Strafford, both for scouting and assisting the people in their
retreat and moving and taking care of tory effects.
John Alger, Capt.
[118] [Men who went to Strafford under Capts. Bush and Boardnian\
A Return of the Men's names, with account of the number
of horses that wdnt from Norwich under Capt. Timothy Bush,
Capt. Boardman and Lt. Burton to assist the Strafford people in
their retreat.
Names
Timothy Bush, Capt.
John Stanton Adjt.
Gershom Bartlit
Francis Smally
Wages pr
No. of
Horses'
day
horses
wages
8.
8.
1
8.
1
8.
4.6
1
8.
4.6
1
4.
Total
2. 0.0
2. 0.0
0.13.0
1. 2.0
22
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
wages per
day
No. of
horses
Horses'
wages
4.
Total
Joseph Lewis, Doctor
4
4.6
1
0. 9.0
Jos. Bartlit
3
4.6
0. 9.0
Gershom Bartlit, Jr.
3
4.6
0.13.0
Prince Freeman
3
4.6
1
4.
0.13.0
Ehsha Freeman
3
4.6
1
4.
0.13.0
Danial Waterman
3
4.6
1
4.
0. 9.0
Elisha Waterman
3
4.6
9.0
Elijah Waterman
3
4.6
9.0
Nathl. Messeng:er
3
4.6
9.0
Asahel Murdock
3
4.6
9.0
Hezekiah Goodrich
4
4.6
18.0
W"" Burnham
3
4.6
13.6
Doel Johnson
3
4.6
9.0
John Eogers
3
4.6
9.0
Jona. Lord, Jr
3
4.6
9.0
David Lord
8
4.6
13.6
Isaac Walbridge
3
4.6
9.0
Aaron Smith
3
4.6
9.0
Elijah Smith
3
4.6
9.0
Hezekiah Johnson
3
4.6
9.0
Eben' Jaques, Jr.
3
4.6
9.0
Elijah Brunson
3
4.6
9.0
Nathl. Boardman, Capt.
3
1
1.16
13.0
1 sergt.
3
9.6
2 Corporals
3
4.6
9.0
8 Bank and files.
16
4.6
3.13.0
Elisha Burton Lt.
2
4.6
4.
15.6
Sergt' '6—2 days each
6
16.
3. 4.6
14 rank and file, 3 days each
38
4
6. 6.
1 day added to Joseph Ball.
1
5
3.
6.6
£ 35.0.3
A true pay roll on the honor of an officer.
Test, Timothy Bush, Capt.
Thetford, 13"^ Aug* 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith
thirty-one pounds and twelve shillings being the full of all de-
mands to this pay roll. Reed, per me, Timothy Bush, Capt.
Correcting a mistake in this pay roll the IS*-^ of August 1777.
Then received three pounds^eight shillings and three pence more.
Timothy Bush, Capt. .
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
23
[88] [Afen who marched to Strafford from Orford, Piermont afid
Fairlec\
A Return of the Men's names in Orford, Piermont and Fair-
lee, that helped in the Retreat from Strafford, with an account of
the number of horses employed in said service.
Names
Days
wages
per day
No. of
horses
Horses'
wages
Total
Lt. Jona. Darbe
2
0.5.3
1
0.4.0
0.15.6
Eight privates
16
4.6i
8
3.2
5. 4.0
5.19.6
Piermont
Capt. Jona Chandler
3
8
1
6.
1.10.0
Saml. Root
3
4.6
1
6.
0.19.6
Seth Ford
3
4.6
1
6.
0.19.6
Burgess Metcalf.
3
4.6
1
6.
0.19.6
Fairlee
Josiah Brown. Lt.
3
5.9
1
4
1. 1.3
Jona. Darbe, Sergt.
2
4.9
1
4
0.13.6
Joel Woodworth
2
4.6
2
8
0.17.0
Saml. Smith
2
4.6
0. 9.0
W- Bell
2
4.6
1
4
0.13.0
W" Thomson
2
4.6
1
4
0.13.0
John Martin
1
4.6
1
4
0. 6.6
Corpl. Solomon White
1
4.6
0. 4.6
Francis House
1
4.6
0. 4.6
John Hammond
1
4.6
0. 4.6
Jacob Master, Capt.
1
8.
0. 8.0
5.14.9
Thetford, 13th Aug-. 1777. Reed, of Maj. Israel Smith five
pounds fourteen shillings and nine pence, being in full of the de-
mand of the within, for Fairlee.
Jacob Marston, Capt.
Thetford, 14th Aug. 1777. Reed, of Israel Smith five pounds
nineteen shillings and six pence in full satisfaction for the within
pay roll for Orford.
Jona. Darbe, Lt.
21^' Nov. 1777. Reed, of Israel Smith four pounds eight shil-
lings and six pence in discharge of the within account.
Jona. Chandler-, Capt.
24
STATE OF VERMONT
[26, dupl 231]
[Afe/i with Horses who went to Straff ord from Lyme']
A Return of the Men's Names in Lyme that helpt in the Re-
treat from Strafford, with an account of the number of horses em-
ployed in said service.
Names.
No.
days
"Wages
per day
No.
horses
Horse
wages
Total
Jona. Child
2
10
4
1. 4
Charles Nelson
2
8
4
1.
John Thomson
4
4.6
8
1. 6
Abijah Broughton
2
4.6
4
9
James English
2
5.9
12
15.6
Thomas Porter
6
4.6
4
1.19.
Seth Tinkham
2
4.6
4
13
W" Child
2
4.6
4
13
Joseph Hatch
2
4.6
4
13
Walter Farfield, Jr.
2
4.6
4
13
John Far a eld
2
4.6
9
John Sloan
2
8.
4
1.
Ezra Thompson
2
4.6
4
0.13
Ephraim Skinner
2
4.6
4
0.13
Thomas Gilbert
2
4.6
4
1.
Calvin Porter
2
4.6
4
0.13
Azariah Beach
2
4.6
4
0.13
Amasa Bugbee
2
4.6
0. 9
Reuben Grant
2
4.6
0. 9
Benoni Thear
4
4.6
8
1. 6
Nathl. Darby
2
4.6
4
0.13
Benj. Howard
2
4.6
0. 9
Nathl. Hewes.
2
4.6
0. 9
Nathl. Huse jr.
2
4.6
1
4
0.13
Phineas Stark
2
4.6
0. 9
Joseph Hewes
2
4.6
0. 9
;^9.12.6
[Sic]
At the Strafford Alarms, the Public D"", exclusive of the within
account.
To myself and horse 1 day ) s
" 1 quart Rum V £. 4.
" my horse to Norwich )
Thomas Gilbert.
Thetford, Aug 14, 1777. Rec'd of Maj. Israel Smith nineteen
pounds sixteen shillings in full for the within and foregoing-
account, which I promise to deliver to the persons within named
as the respective are affixed to their names.
Witness.
Jona. Child.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
25
1243]
\^Scouts sent out after the Retreat from Straff or d'\
A Return of the Men's Names in Lyme under Capt. Stone,
that went to Strafford in a Scout, after the retreat of the inhab-
itants from Strafford.
Names
John Stone, Capt.
Kufus Conant
John Baxter
John Stuart
Days
Pr.
day-
Horses
Total
1. 0.0
0.12.0
0.13.0
0.12.0
A Scout
the Retreat.
Elish Powell, Sergt
John Osborn
Jona. Eich
;^2.16.0
sent out to reconnoiter Strafford Settlements after
I
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By order of
Maj. Israel
Smith
By order of
En, Elias
Chamberlin
A Return of particular Scouts sent out upon the account of
Strafford Alarm and the Safety of the Inhabitants.
Joseph Downer, Sergt. [ 4
Amos Chamberlin 4
Frederick Earnest 4
Jos. Downer, Sergt. 4 0.6.0 1. 4.0
Frederick Earnest. 4 6. 1. 4.0
Chas. Chamberlin 4 6. 1.4
Jos. Downer, Sergt. 4 6. 1. 4.0
Ehjah Brunston 4 6. 1. 4.0
Isaiah Howard 4 6. 1. 4.0 i:3.12
David Eich 7* 6. }
David Chamberlin, Sergt. 8 6.
Joseph Howard 3 6. 0.18.0
Zeeokenah Jinks 3 6. 0.18.0 ;^1.16J
*With the 4 men lost from Strafford, July 6, 1777
Thetford, 14th. Aug. 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith
seven dollars for seven days scouting. I say rec*^ per me,
David Rich
Thetford,, Aug. 14, 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith
four pounds twelve shillings for services done to Strafford by
myself and John Stuart, Rufus Conant, John Baxter, Zecheriah
Jinks, and Joseph Howard. I say reed, per me.
John Sloan.
14th Aug. 1777. Reed, of Maj. Isral Smith one pound four
shillings in full satisfaction of my scouting.
Reed, per me.
Amos Chamberlin.
26
STATP: of VERMONT
18th. Aug. 1777. Then reed, for Scouting as above ^1.10.0
Reed, per me.
Elisha Powell
16th. Aug. 1777. Then reed, of Maj. Israel Smith twenty-two
shillings for scouting. Reed, per me.
Elijah Brownson.
Sept. 28, 1777. Then reed, of Israel Smith four dollars for
four days scouting as pr. within. 1 say reed, per me.
Frederick Ernest.
\^Capt Elijah Dewey' s Company]
[Furnished by Mr H. C. Day of Bennington through Col. Frank
L. Greene]
Roster of Capt. Elijah Dewey's Company as it was formed at
the time of the battle of Bennington, August 16, 1777.
Captain Elijah Dewey.
First Lieut. Joseph Rudd
Second Lieut. Thomas Jewett
Ensign Nathaniel Fillmore
Sergeant Daniel Harman.
Thomas Haynes
Jediah Merrill
Jonathan Griswold
Seth Partee
Aaron Haynes
Jonathan Haynes Jr.
Ezekiel Harman
Daniel Towslee
Silas Harman
Cabel Harman
Joshua Harman
Abner Marble
John Partee
Joseph Robinson
John Burnham Jr.
Shadrack Harris
Thomas Henderson
Roger Ladd
George Christee
Ezekiel Smith
Privates
Christopher Cluff
Jonathan Parsons
Amos Page
Samuel Rood
Daniel Kinsley
Joseph Wickwire
Nathan Clerk Jr.
John Smith
Libbens Armstrong
Hezekiel Armstrong
Hopestill Armstrong
John Kinsley
Eleazer Hawks
Samuel Tubbs
John Rudd
Elijah Story
Benajah Story
Nathaniel Holmes
Elnathan Hubbell
Griffin Briggs
Elijah Higgins
Ithamar Hibbard
Cyrus Clark
Benejah Hurlbert
Joshua Carpenter
Jesse Field
Amos Herrick
Simeon Harman
Mathew Clark
Shadrock Norton
Stephen Cleveland
Theopholus Clark
John Stewart
Nathaniel Kinsley
Job Green
William Aylesworth
Philemon Wood
Samuel Cutler
Lemuel Geers
Jacob Story
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27
Joseph Tinney David Powers
Edward Corbin Phineas Still
Oliver Rice Roswell Moseley
Christopher Brackett Joseph Willoughby
Robert Blair
Lemuel Hunt
Daniel Clark
Elisha Clark
Gains Harman.
\Capt. Samuel Robinsoti s Rolt\
[From Hiland Hall's History of Bennington, Vt. Hist. Mag.
I. 158]
August 16, 1777,
Robert Cochran
v^deon Spencer
William Henry
Henry Walbridge
Rufus Branch
John Larned
Thomas Abel
Nathan Lawrence
Josiah Brush
David Fay (Fifer)
Leonard Robinson
Daniel Biddlecome
Levi Hatheway
Abram Hatheway
Reuben Colvin
Eliphalet Stickney
Daniel Rude
Benj. Holmes
James Marivater
Mr. Alger
Ammie Fuller
Jonah Brewster
George Dale
John Marble
Ephraim Marble
Aaron>Hubbell
— were in battle
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Aaron Smith
Ephraim Smith
Samuel Henry
Edward Henderson
Jonathan Haynes
Archelaus Tupper
Daniel Warner
Lt. Simeon Hathaway
Aaron Miller
John Fay
Elijah Fay
Joseph Fay
John Clark
Jehosephat Holmes
J^Ioses Rice
Benj, Whipple Jr.
Silas Robinson
John Weeks
Moses Scott
Alpheus Hathaway
Solomon Walbridge
Ebenezer Bracket
Jehiel Smith
Asa Branch
Phinehas Wright
John Smith
Jesse Belknap
Silvanes Brown
John Forbes
Stephen Williams
William Post
David Safford '
Jared Post
Jeremiah Bingham
Samuel Slocum.
Josiah Hurd
Ezekiel Brewster
Solomon Leason
Thomas Selden
John Rigney
Elisha Smith
Solomon Safford
Joseph Roe
William Terrill
Noah Beach
Simeon Sears
David Robinson
Joseph Safford
Isaac Webster
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Joseph Chamberlin
Samuel Eatton
Peter Johnson
Jonathan Darbey.
Asher Chamberlin
Abner Fowler
William Thompson
James Hunteras
Samuel Hadley
Stephen McOoniel
Jon"" Goodwin
Abel Davis
James Heath
Asa Webster
Israel Olmstead
Samuel Stevens
John Brown
Hugh Gamel
John Taylor
Ebenezer Omstead
Nathl. White
iNicholas White
Samuel Davis
Towns
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STATE OF VERMONT
[379]
\Capt. Scth Hodges Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Seth Hodges' Company in Col. Joseph
Marsh's Regiment of Militia, for the bounty allowed by the State
of Vermont. Pomfret, Oct. 7, 1777.
Names.
Seth Hodges, Capt.
Samuel Udall, Lt.
Abisha Sampson. Lt
William Bramble, En.
Elias Chapman, Sergt.
John Cheadel
Ephraim Peake "
Charles Killam "
Elijah Bayley Corpl
Ehjah Hoar
Asa Emerson "
Nathl. Killam "
William Annible
Sylvanus Cottle
John Darling
William Fuller
Billy Gray
John Hariden
Eben"" Dike
John Hosington
Isaac Hosington
Otto (Cato?) Negor
David Bliss
Jona. Burtch
Eddy Burtch
Becket Chapman
Mitchell Clark
William Curtis
Barjonas Damon
Hezekiah Hazen
John Hill
Albe (Abel?) Marsh
Elisha Perkins
Phineas Strong
Seth Savage
Elkanah Sprague
Stephen Tilden
Andrew Tracy
Josiah Tilden
William Udall
Benj. Wright
Saml. Webster
Time of
Engage-
ment
Aug. 16
1 <
Days
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
26
50
50
50
50
11
50
50
17
50
50
50
50
50
26
50
50
11
when
discharg*^
Oct.
< I
Sept. 10
Oct. 4
Aug. 26
Oct. 4
Sept.
Oct.
1
4
u
(i
1 <
Aug. 20
P Month
Miles
180
180
180
180
2.10.0
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2 10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
150
2.10
• 180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2 10
180
2.10
180
2.10
150
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
180
2.10
70
Total.
0.15.
0.15.
0.15.
0.15.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4,18.
4.18. 4
4.18. 4
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.18.
,18.
.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4.
4.
4.
4.
2.15.10
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
1 4.
4.18.
4.18.
2. 0.10
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4.18.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
33
Names.
Time of
Engage-
ment
Days
When
discharg''
P Month
Miles
Total.
Timo. Harding, a -«vf
William Ramsey. |V»^ (3~
Nathaniel Troop.
John Watkins.
Aug. 18
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50
50
50
50
Oct. 4
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3.10
3.10
3.10
3.10
130
180
180
180
4.18. 4
4.18. 4
4.18. 4
4.18. 4
Addition since the sum was cast, Josiah Wildin
3. 3. 6
;^197. 1.8
Seth Hodges, Capt,
la Council, Hartford, July 14, 1778. The within Pay Roll ac-
cepted and approved, the sum of which is one hundred and ninety-
seven pounds one shilling and eight pence, which sum the Treas-
urer IS desired to pay.
P'" order of Council, Joseph Marsh.
Hartford, July 14, 1778. Reed, of Peter Olcott, as an Assist-
ant Treasurer, the sum of one hundred and ninety-seven pounds
one shilling and eight pence, in behalf of Capt. Seth Hodges.
Reed, per me, Juhn W. Dana.
;^197.1.8
[380]
l^Capt. Timothy Buslis Company\
Capt. Timothy Bush's Pay Roll in Colonel Joseph Marsh's
Regiment, 1777.
Names.
Capt Timothy Bush
Lt. Eben"^ Parkhurst
Lt. Abner Chamberlin
Timothy Bartholomew
Sa»(?) Waterman
Isaac Wheeler
Benjamin Hatch
Daniel Waterman
Elisha Freeman
Joel Chamberlin
John Rogers
Thos Evet
Phineas Parkis
Hez. Johnson
[3]
Aug. 16
1 (
Months
in
service
Days
in
service
Wages
due
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 8.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
30
4. 3.4
Total
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
34:
STATE OF VERMONT
Names.
when
en-
Months
in
Days
in
Wages
due
4. 3.4
Miles
Mil-
Total
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service
service
230
age
Moses Cad will t
lug. 16
20
18.4
5. 1.8
Elisha Kent.
20
4. 3.4
((
18.4
5. 1.8
Joseph Keys.
20
4. 3.4
II
18.4
5. 1.8
Simeon Carpenter
20
4. C.4
(1
18.4
5. 1.8
Benjamin Chamberlin
^
20
4. 3.4
u
18.4
5. 1.8
Ichabod Trusdell
5. 0.0
(1
18.4
5.18.4
Ichabod Carley
20
4. 3.4
It
18.4
'5. 1.8
Elijah Branson
20
4. 3.4
II
18.4
5. 1.8
Benj. Parkhurst
20
4. 3.4
11
18.4
5. 1.8
John Burnap.
20
4. 3.4
II
18.4
5. 1.8
John Osborn
00
2.10.0
II
18.4
3. 8.4
Adron Hatch
20
4. 3.4
11
18.4
5. 1.8
Simeon How
■(4 ii
20
4. 3.4
(1
18.4
5. 1.8
Seth Lord
20
4. 3.4
(>
18.4
5. 1.8
Elijah Waterman
^
20
4. 3.4
II
18.4
5. 1.8
Reuben Parkhurst
20
4. 3.4
II
18.4
5. 1.8
Daniel Havers
20
4. 3.4
u
18.4
5. 1.8
Charles Chamberlin
20
4. 3.4
II
18.4
5. 1.8
Eben' Jaquish
20
4. 3.4
11
18.4
5. 1.8
John Lovejoy
20
4. 3.4
II
18.4
5. 1.8
Daniel Lovejoy
20
4. 3.4
* II
18.4
5. 1.8
Ezekiel Strong
20
4. 3.4
II
18.4
5. 1.8
Thos. Cops
20
4. 3.4
1 1
18.4
5. 1.8
Seth Baldin
27
2. 5.0
<l
18.4
3. 3.4
James Marsh
1
20
4. 3.4
(I
18.4
Total
5. 1.8
^195.10.0
A true Pay Roll.
Timothy Bush, Capt.
In Council, Bennington, 12*'^ Aug* 1778. The within Pay Roll
accepted and approved, except twelve pounds ten shillings, which
is the additional pay of the Commissioned officers, and the Treas-
urer is ordered to pay on the same the sum of One hundred and
eighty-three pounds and eight pence.
Per order of Council.
Thos. Chittenden, Governor.
July 13, 1778. Reed, the sum of one hundred and eighty-
three pounds eight pence ot Peter Olcutt in full of the above sum,
ordered to be paid I say, and reed, per me.
Timothy Bush, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
35
[300]
\_Capt. John Petty' s Company]
A Pay Roll of the Company commanded by Capt. John Petty
in Col. William Williams' Regiment of Militia in the State of
Vermont. 1777
Names
Enterec
I Days
Pr. month
Total
John Petty, Capt.
Aug. 25
) 40
John Burt, Lt.
Grindall Rcwell (Reynolds) Lt.
Atheniel Bruce, En
Simeon Burk, Sergt.
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Daniel Creshen, "
26
2.10.4
2. 3. 4
Joseph Fish "
30
2.10
2.10.
Amos Hale "
21
2.10.0
1.15.
Andrew Haskell Cor.
30
2.10.0
2.10.
James Crawford "
30
2.10.0
2.10.
William Perry '*
21
2.10.0
1.15.
Timo. Holbrook "
16
2.10.0
1. 6. 8
Noah Cushing
30
2.10.0
2.10.
John How
16
2.10.0
1. 6. 8
William Crooke
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Nathl. Robertson
24
2.10.0
2. 0.
Edward Gray
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Seth Gould
30
2.10.0
2 10.
Saml. Phippen
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Abijah Parker
30
2.10
2.10.
Abraham Shipman
30
2.10.0
2.10.
John HoR
16
2.10.0
1. 6. 8
Ichabod Ide
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Sylvanus Fisk
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Atherton Chaffe
30
2.10.0
2.10.
William Eaton
30
2.10.0
2.10.
William Gould
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Joshua Wells
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Gideon Moors
25
2.10.0
2.10.
John Bowing
25
2.10.0
2. 1. 8
Seth Jones
25
2.10.0
2. 1. 8
Joseph Joy
25
2.10.0
2. 1. 8
Richard Harden
11
2.10.0
0.18. 4
William Jones
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Cyrus Whitcomb
25
2.10.0
2. 1. 8
Isaac Whitcomb
21
2.10.0
1.15.
James Houghton
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Elijah Bruce
16
2.10.0
1. 6. 8
Thomas Holbrook
16
2.10.0
1. 6. 8
Nathl. Steadman
16
2.10.0
1. 6. 8
Daniel Merrick
16
2 10.0
1. 6. 8
Ward Ager
26
2.10.0
1.13. 4
jOhn Morse
^ oseph Season
10
2.10.0
0.16. 8
16
2.10.0
1. 6. 8
emuel Cone
20
2.10.0
1.13. 4
~ aniel Hogins
30
2.10.0
2.10.
36
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Entered
Days
Pr. month
Total
James Nichols
Aug. 29
9
2.10.0
0.15.
Eben"^ Hotig:hton
25
2.10.0
2. 1. 8
Oaleb Houghton
25
2.10.0
2. 1. 8
WilJiam Howard
24
2.10.0
2. 0.
Samuel Parkis
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Levi Howard
2i
2.10.0
2. 0.
Levi Pees
30
2.10.0
2.10.
Jesse Ide
16
2.10.0
1. 6. 8
Samuel Avery
25
2.10.0
2. 1. 8
Elijah Hubbard
9
2.10.0
0.15.
Joseph Tyler
65
2.10.0
5. 8.14
Thomas Reed
8
2.10.0
0.13. 4
;^111. 3. 4
Errors excepted. John Petty
Putney, 3 Sept. 1778. The above pay roll examined by
Jonas Fay | ^ • i. j
Ira Allen \ ^°"^- ^PPOi^^ted.
Putney, Sept. 3. 1778. The within named John Petty per-
sonally appeared and made solemn oath to the within pay roll.
Before me, Jonas Fay, Asst.
Putney, d^ Sept. 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer of
the State of Vermont, one hundred and eleven pounds ^, the con-
tents of the with pay roll in full. P'' John Petty, Capt.
[129] \_Capt Josiah Boyden's Covipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Josiah Boyden's Company in Col. William
Williams' Reg^iment of Militia in the service of the United States,
on an Expedition to Bennington, &c. , in 1777.
Names
Entered
Discharg''
Days
Pr day
Total
Josiah Boyden, Capt.
Abel Dimick, Lt.
Simeon Edwards, Lt.
Edward Harris, En.
Saml. Bixby, Sergt.
Aug. 29
Sept 23.
26
0.1.8
2. 3.4
Rufus Sargeant, Sergt.
" 20
23
1.8
• 1.18.4
Bank Bennet
" 15
18
1.8
1.10.0
John Gault
" 22
25
1.8
2. 1.8
John Wilder, Corpl.
" 23
26
1.8
2. 3.4
Ezra Pratt
" 23
26
1.8
2. 3.4
Jonas Rice "
" 23
26
1.8
2. 3.4
Isaac Wilds "
" 12
15
1.8
1. 5.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
37
Names
Entered
Discharg''
D ays Pr di
ly
Total
Caleb Cole
Aug. 29
Sept 12
15 1
.8
1. 5.0
Enoch Shepardson
(<
• 11
14 1
8
1. 3.4
Ezra Shepardson
(<
' 12
15 1
.8
1. 5.0
James King
><
' 12
15 1
8
1. 5.0
Newhall Earl
<i
' 23
20 1
8
2. 3.4
Saml. Nichols
t <
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Thomas Lynde
1 1
' 6
9 1
8
0.15.0
Ephraim Whitney,
K
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
John Dwire
(1
' 12
15 1
8
1. 5.0
Jonas Shepard
<(
♦ 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Saml. Woodward
1(
' 22
25 1
8
2. 1.8
Ezekiel PhilUps
It
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Solomon Pees
(1
' 22
25 1
8
2. 1.8
Alexander Gault
((
' 22
25 1
8
2. 1.8
Joseph Winchester
( <
' 22
25 1
8
2. 1.8
W" Wilcox
((
' 9
12 1
8
1. 0.0
Joseph Bartlet
( (
(
' 22
25 1
8
2. 1.8
Oliver Cooley
t(
' 22
25 1
8
2. 1.8
Smith Butler
• <
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Saml. Kelly
ti
' 20
23 1
8
1.18.4
Seth Smith
It
( 1 <
23 1
8
1.18.4
Abel Houghton
<l
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Joseph Hildreth, Jr.
<t
' 3
6 1
8
0.10.0
Marshal Miller
((
Au
g. 31
3 1
8
0. 5.0
Arad Holten
( (
Se]
3t 23
26 1
8
2. 8.4
Benj. Meigs
<'
1
' 12
15 1
8
I. 5.0
Cephas Carpenter
l<
(
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Shubal Bullock
i (
1
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Benaiah Putnam
1 k
Au
g. 31
3 1
8
0. 5.0
Elijah Knight
Sept 1
Sei
it 23
23 1
8
1.18.4
Nathl. Davis
<i 1 (
i
' 20
20 1
8
1.13.4
James Cambell
>( <i
Se]
3t 23
23 1
8
1.18.4
David Cambell
a n
' 23
23 1
8
1.18.4
Joseph Burr
(( (1
' 23
23 1
8
1.18.4
Thos. Dutton
<( ii
♦ 23
23 1
8
1.18.4
Saml. Eichardson
(( i(
' 23
23 1
8
1.18.4
Saml. Bentley.
(( ((
' 20
20 1
8
1.13.4
John Baker
<c ((
' 23
23 1
8
1.18.4
Leonard Reed .
II II
' 23
23 1
8
1.18.4
^Nathan Wright
i( 11
' 20
20 1
8
1.13.4
Thos. M'^Clure
Aug. 29
• 5
8 1
8
0.13.4
Charles Davenport
i< II
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Joel Cutler
II 11
' 6
9 1
8
0.15.0
W"" Thomas
1 ( 11
' 6
9 1
8
0.15.0
Antipas Harrington
i( 11
' 6
9 1
8
0.15.0
Saml. Wilder
Aug 29
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Merodack Smith
II <i
' 12
15 1
8
1. 5.0
Asa Stoel
<< <i
' 7
10 1
8
0.16.8
William Hoit
II II
' 12
15 1
8
1. 5.0
Cyrel Carpenter.
(1 II
' 23
26 1
8
2. 3.4
;^96.13.4
38
STATE OF VERMONT
Putney, Sept. 3, 1778. Personally appeared the above named
Josiah Boyden and made solemn oath to this pay roll.
Sworn before me,
Jonas Fay, Assistant.
Date above, this pay roll examined
^y IrT Alkn^ } Committee appointed.
Received, Putney, September 3'' 1778, of Ira Allen, Esq.
ninety-six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence, the contents
of this pay roll.
Joseph Boyden, Capt.
[368]
[Capi Josiah Boyden' s Compa7iy\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Josiah Boyden's Company in Col. William
Williams' Regiment of Militia in the service of the United States,
on an expedition to Bennington, &c, in 1777.
Names. r^
]n-
red
Dis-
charg"*
Days
P^ day
Total.
Josiah Boyden, Capt. Se]
D, 24
Oct. 21
27
Caleb Owen, Lt. '
( <(
' 20
26
J. Shepherd Gates, Lt. '
< (1
' 6
12
Thomas Barnes, En.
' 27
' 20
28
Preserved Ganner, Sergt '
' 24
' 14
20
1.8
1.13.4
James Nichols " '
< ((
' 8
14
1.8
1. 3.4
Reuben Cook *' . '
( <<
' 20
26
1.8
2. 3.4
Daniel Gates " '
( <<
' 21
27
1.8
2. 5.0
Caleb Heywood Corpl. '
' 27
' 17
20
1.8
1.13.4
Oliver Wilder " '
' 24
' 7
13
1.8
1. 1.8
Thomas Rutherford " '
1 (1
' 7
13
1.8
1. 1.8
Samuel Pratt '
< ( 1
' 21
27
1.8
2. 5.0
Eben' Burt '
' 27
' 8
11
1.8
0.18.4
James Clark. '
• 24
• 20
26
1.8
2. 3.4
William Frazin *
< (<
' 20
26
1.8
2. 3.4
John Hall '
( (t
' 20
26
1.8
2. 3.4
Thomas Olverson '
< ( c
' 8
14
1.8
1. 3.4
James Henderson *
( 1 (
' 20
26
1 8
2. 3.4
Joseph Pierce '
t C(
' 20
26
1.8
2. 3.4
Peleg Baker '
( 1 (
' 14
20
1.8
1.13.4
Elijah Clark.
< <(
' 20
26
1.8
2. 3.4
Thomas Clark. '
( (1
' 8
14
1.8
1. 3.4
Robert Patterson '
C 4 t
" 20
26
1.8
2. 3.4
Joseph Stuart '
( l.<
• 14
20
1.8
1.13.4
David Davis '
( ((
' 20
26
1.8
2. 3.4
Parmenus Temple '
1 (1
" 21
27
1.8
2. 5.0
John French *
C 1 (
" 6
12
1.8
1. 0.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
39
Names.
En-
tered
Dis-
charg"*
Days P' day
Total.
Seth Duncan
Sep. 24
Oct. 18
24 1
8
2. 0.0
Asa Button
i ( ( <
' 21
27 1
8
3. 5.0
John Scott
it i(
" 8
14 1
8
1. 3.4
W" Negus Jr.
H tt
• 21
27 1
8
2. 5.0
Eeuben Spalding
(I ( (
' 21
27 1
8
2. 5.0
Leonard Spalding
it (t
' 21
27 1
8
2. 5.0
David Rich
a ( (
• 20
26 1
8
2. 3.4
Elijah Pratt
tt ((
' 8
14 1
8
1. 3.4
Asaph Carpenter
" 26
' 17
21 1
8
1.15.0
Enoch Cook
" 24
' 21
27 1
8
2. 5.0
Saml. Warrenner
(1 .1
' 17
23 1
8
1.18.4
Artemas. How.
H It
' 17
23 1
8
1.18.4
Saml. Knight.
(( i (
' 21
27 1
8
2. 5.0
Eben"^ Brook.
i ( f i
" 21
27 ]
8
2. 5.0
Jesse Hildreth
( ( it
' 21
27 1
8
2. 5.0
Israel Hooker
it i i
' 21
27 1
8
2. 5.0
Amariah Taft.
" 27
' 20
23 1
8
1.18.4
Asa Ober
ti il
' 8
11 1
8
0'18.4
George Christopher
ti ti
' 20
28 1
8
1.18.4
Benj. How.
Oct. 9
« 20
11 1
8
0.18.4
Benaiah Putnam
Sep. 24
" 17
23 1
8
1.18.4
John Kilberry.
t( It
" 1
7 1
8
0.11.8
£ 81. 0.0
Putney, 3*^ Sept. 1778. Personally appeared the above named
Josiah Boyden and made solemn oath that each of the persons
named in this pay roll were in the service of the United States the
number of days affixed to each of their names, and that neither
himself or any other person (to his knowledge) had received any
pay therefor. Sworn before me,
Jonas Fay, Asst.
Date above this Pay Roll examined by
Ira Allen \ Committee appointed
Putney, Sept. 3, 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer of
the State of Vermont, Eighty-one pounds, the contents of this pay
roll. P-^
Josiah Boyden, Capt.
;^81.0.0
40
STATE OF VERMONT
[206]
\^Lieut. Moses Johnson s Company\
A Pay Roll of Lt. Moses Johnson's Company in Col. William
Williams Regiment, as due from this State from the 2oth of Sep-
tember to the 17th. of October, 1777.
Moses Johnson Lt.
Benj. Whitney Lt.
Sylvanus Smith Sergt.
Aaron Alexander "
David Wilson "
Elisha Hubbard Corpl.
Daniel Gates ' '
Joshua Parker
Cyrus Whitcomb
Stephen Cole
William Mack
William Mc. Wain
'Ebene. Pierce
Andrew Haskel
John McWaine
Nehemiah Horton
Lemuel Pratt
Thom. Nelson
William Moore
William Wilman
Abijah Mores
Ebene. Parker
Israel Sawyer
Joshua Hyde Jr.
Aaron Cole
James Clay Jr.
Jonathan Man
Dennis Looklin
Ebene. Wright
Abel White
Asa Averall
John Abbe
Abraham Dickerson
Israel Ide
James Ide
Neh. Mc Neal
John Mc Neal
Porter Tarble
Edmund Shipman
Charles Biee
Daniel Miller
Joshua Hyde
John Wilson
Elijah Whitney
Engaged
Sept. 25
Discharj
Oct. 17
16
(I
(I
< (
K
17
15
15
15
15
17
4
5
15
16
17
15
17
15
17
17
17
17
16
1 t
17
16
17
11
u
Pr.
Days
Pr.
Month
Day
1.9
.9
2.12.0
26
.9
25
.8^
25
.8^
24
.8
24
8
26
.8
24
.8
26
.8
26
8
26
.8
10
.8
15
.8
24
8
25
.8
26
.8
26
.8
24
8
26
8
24
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
25
8
25
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
25
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
26
8
11
8
11
8
11
8
Total
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
0.0
3.4
3.4
3.4
15.8
1. 5.0
2. 0.0
1.8
3.4
3.4
0.0
3.4
0.0
3.4
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
3.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
3.
3.4
3.4
3.4
1.8
1.8
3.4
3.
3.
3.
1.
3.
1,
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.4
18.4
18.4
18.4
.4
.4
.4
.8
.4
.8
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
41
Names
Engaged
Dis-
charged
Pr.
Month
Days
Pr.
Day
Total
Lemuel Ames
Aquila Jones
Ichabod Ide
Daniel Eood
Oct. 12
a (t
(t <(
(( X
Oct. 17
9
9
26
26
1.8
1.8
1.8
1.8
15.0
15.0
2. 3.4
2. 3.4
;^89 13.2
Putney, 3rd. Sept. 1778
Errors excepted.
Moses Johnson Lt.
Putney, 8rd. Sept. 1778. Personally appeared the within named
Moses Johnson and made solemn oath that the several persons
named in the within pay roll were each in the service the several
days annexed to their respective names and that neither himself
nor any other person to his knowledge had received any pay
therefordirectly or indirectly.
Before me, Jonas Fay, Assistant
Putney, 3rd. Sept. 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer
of the State of Vermont eighty-nine pounds, thirteen shillings and
two pence, in full of the within pay roll.
^89.13.2. Moses Robinson.
[271] [Lieut Moses JohnsorCs Command {Omissioii)\
Pay Roll of five persons under the command of Lt. Moses
Johnson, in the service of the United States of America, belonging
to Col. William Williams' Regiment of Militia in the county of Cum-
berland and State of Vermont, 1777, omitted in the original pay
roll.
Names
When
enter"'
service
When
discharged
Days
in
service
Pr.day
Total
Joseph Gushing
Oliver Hartwell
Jonae Snow
Asahel Briggs
Samuel Willson
Sept. 25
1 < 1 (
i( 11
(1 ((
(< 1 (
24
24
11
11
11
1.8
1.8
1.8
1.8
1.8
2. 0.0
2. 0.0
18.4
18.4
18.4
;^6.15.0
Errors Excepted.
Moses Johnson
42
STATE OF VERMONT
[55]
\_Capt. David StowelVs Co7npany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. David Stowell's Company ia Col. William
Williams' Regiment.
Per
month
Date of
Date of
Days
service
Names
Rank.
engage-
ment
Dis-
charge
Wages
1777
1777.
David Stowell
Capt.
2.10.0
Sep 39.
Oct 21
33
1.18.4
James Cutler
Sergt.
3.10.0
" 39
" 31
83
1.18.4
Daniel Knight
do
2.10.0
" 39
" 31
33
1.18.4
Manassah Bixby
do
2.10.0
" 39
" 21
33
3. 0.0
David Anderson
do
2.10.0
" 38-
" 21
34
1.13.4
John Sheperson
Private.
2.10.0
" 39
" 31
30
1. 8.4
Zephaniah Phelps (or Sheps)
2.10.0
'< 39
" 18
17
1.18.4
Williams Marsh.
2.10.0
" 39
" 15
33
1.18.4
James Salisbury
3.10.0
" 39
" 31
33
1.18.4
Philip Franklin
2.10.0
" 39
" 21
23
1. 6.8
Stafford Horton
3.10.0
" 39
" 21
16
1.18.4
David Newhall
2.10.0
" 39
" 14
23
1.18.4
Saml. Eeed
2.10.0
" 39
" 21
23
1.18.4
Peter Eice
3.10.0
" 39
" 21
83
1.18.4
Phinehas Rice
2.10.0
" 89
" 81
83
1.18.4
Ephraim Gale
2.10.0
" 39
" 21
83
1.18.4
Thos. Partridge
2.10.0
" 29
" 21
83
1.18.4
Job Morse
2.10.0
" 29
" 21
33
1.18.4
Isaac Wells.
2.10.0
" 39
" 21
23
1.18.4
Jona. Paterson
' '
2.10.0
" 39
" 21
24
1.18.4
John Montgomery.
2.10.0
" 38
" 21
24
3. 0.0
William White
2.10.0
" 38
" 21
84
3. 0.0
Nathl. Akin
2.10.0
" 39
" 31
34
2. 0.0
Jona. Aiken
3.10.0
" 38
" 31
84
8. 0.0
John Cox
3.10.0
" 28
" 31
33
1.18.4
John Ray.
3.10.0
" 28
" 31
84
Total
3. 0.0
;^47. 3.4
Putney 3d. Sep. 1778. Personally appeared the within named
David Stowell and made solemn oath to the within pay roll.
Before me
Jonas Fay, Asst.
Date above the within pay roll examined by
Jonas Fay ) „ .^^ • *. j
Ira Allen \ <-oniniittee appointed.
Received Putney, Sept 3, 1778 of Ira Allen Esq. forty seven
pounds three shillings four pence, the full contents of the within
pay roll. Pr. David Stowell, Capt.
^47.3.4.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
43
Putney, 4th. Sept. 1778. The above pay roll examined
By Jonas Fay ) Committee
Ira Allen f appointed
Sworn before me at Putney the date above,
Jonas Fay, Asst.
Putney, Sept. 4, 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer of
the State of Vermont, six pounds and fifteen shillings, the con-
tents of the above pay roll.
Pr. Moses Johnson, Lieutenant.
;^6.15.0
[351] \_Detachme?it under Lieut. Charles Richards]
A Pay Roll of the Detachment of a Company commanded by
Lieut. Charles Richards in Col. William Williams' Regiment of
Militia in the service of the United States — 1777.
Names
When
enter**
service
When dis-
charged
Time in
service
Pr.
month
Total due
Timo. Clark
Charles Eichards Jr.
Elisha Walker
Asa White
Daniel Eichards
Sept. 27
ti t(
a (I
(( t(
Oct. 20
(1 II
24 days
(1 11
<i <(
i( II
It <i
2.10.0
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.0.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
£ 10.0.0
Chas. Richards, Lt.
Putney, 3 Sept. 1778. Personally appeared the above named
Charles Richards and made solemn oath to the truth of the above
pay roll.
Before me, Jonas Fay, Asst.
Putney, 3rd. Sept. 1778.
The above Pay Roll examined.
Jonas Fay, )
Ira Allen, [
Com«
Date above reed, of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer of the state of
Vermont, ten pounds, the contents in full of the above pay roll,
Charles Richards, Lt.
^10.0.0
44
STATE OF VERMONT
[196] l^Capt. Ebenezer Allen s Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Eben® Allen's Company in Col. Samuel
Herrici's Regiment of Rangers, raised by the State of Vermont,
for the defense of the United States.
No.
Days
^
/^hen
days
Names
Enterec
1 Dischar*
in
serv-
Amt. of e]
pay n
alist-
lent
for
which
1777
ice
out
pay
due
1
778
Eben* Allen Capt.
July 15
Dec. 6
Ja
n. 15
185
Isaac Clark Ist. Lt.
4.16.8 '
t i (
185
Ethan Pier 2nd "
4.16.8
( ( £
185
Jacob Wood Ist. Seigt.
145
4.16.8
( 1 (
185
David Griswold 2nd. "
145
4.16.8
( ct
185
Ephraim Wood 3rd. "
145
4.16.8
( i (
185
Elisha Ashley Ist. Corp.
145
4.16.8
( C(
185
Abel White 2nd.
145
4.16.8 '
i 1 1
185
Eichard Crovets 8rd. "
145
4.16.8 '
( ((
185
John Bishop, Fifer
145
4.16.8
i i i
185
Winslow Perry, Drum.
145
4.16.8 •
( 4 i
185
Cyrus Clark Private
145
4.16.8
< <(
185
Eichard Barnom "
145
4.16.8
i a
185
Joseph Lanone "
145
4.16.8
( ((
185
Peter How
145
4.16.8
( (»
185
William Ashley
145
4.16.8
i (f
185
Daniel Hp,wkin8
145
4.16.8
i a
185
David Bradey
145
4.16.8
i ti
185
Nehemiah Kellogg
145
4.16.8
i < c
185
Benj. Haskins
145
4.16.8 '
( 1 i
185
Azor Perry
145
4.16.8
i (*
185
Daniel Adams
145
4.16.8
t li
185
Jonathan Corey
145
4.16.8
i it
185
Nathan Foord
145
4.16.8
i a
185
Eben" Corey
145
4.16.8
i a
185
Benj. Parks
145
4.16.8 '
i i c
185
Philip Matteson
145
4.16.8
i 4 i
185
Phineas CiooflP
145
4.16.8
t i i
185
Josiah Allen
145
4.16.8 '
i ( c
185
Jacob Corey
145
4.16.8
i i i
185
Daniel Steward
145
4.16.8
I i (
185
John Ti'ain
145
4.16.8
( i*
185
Eichard Colvin
145
4.16.8
i H
185
Ezra Sweate (Sweele)
145
4.16.8 '
i U
185
Benajah Wells
145
4.16.8
t a
185
Zipron Herrick
145
4.16.8
i i i
185
Levi Wood
145
4.16.8
i a
185
Jacob Smith
145
4.16.8 '
i a
185
Amos Ives
145
4.16.8
i I (
185
Nathaniel Wood
145
4.16.8
i n
185
Simeon Prentiss
145
4.16.8 '
i C(
185
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
45
No.
Days
Wher
I daj's
Names
Entered
Dischar""
in
Amt. of
enlist
for
serv-
pay
ment
which
1777
ice
out
pay
due
1778
Stephen Kingsley
July 15
Dec. 6
145
4.16.8
Jan. 1
5 185
Amos Herrick
( < <t
145
4.16.8
II II
185
Joh.n Knight (Night)
t ( ((
145
4.16.8
II 1
185
Luther Philomon
" 4
145
4.16.8
'C .
185
John Eeon Biancher
It It
145
4.16.8
1 1 i
185
Darins Chipman
C( t (
145
4.16.8
II 1
' 185
Jona. Nelson
(I <l
145
4.16.8
II 11
185
David Gilmore
(( <(
145
4.16.8
II 11
185
Edward Turner
" m
130
4. 6.8
11 II
169
John Wright
Aug. 3
126
4. 4.
«« <
165
Eufus Bates
" 4
125
4. 3.4
(( <
164
Samue] Fletcher
l( 41
125
4. §.4
CI 1 1
164
George Potter
It 11
125
4. 3.4
l( I
164
Josiah Ladd
1( t(
125
4. 3.4
Sept. '
r 33
Stephen Jackson
(1 ((
125
4. 3.4
Jan. 1
5 164
Lemuel Roberts
" 16
113
3.15.4
1 ( t
163
Eben' Judkins
Ct t <
Deserted
30
John Glidden
" 20
109
3.12.8
Sepl.K
5 149
Joseph Roe
" 24
105
3.10.0
Jan. li
5 145
Adonijah Montague
II <i
105
3.10.0
II II
145
Jon" Newton
Sept. 1
98
3. 5.4
II (
137
Orsamus Holmes
«< i<
98
3. 5.4
II II
137
•
;{:272.12.8
Bennington — Feb. 17, 1779. The within pay roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
each soldier or his order, that is, what is due to each soldier, the
amount of this pay roll being two hundred and seventy-two pounds
twelve shillings and eight pence.
Tho« Chittenden.
To Ira Allen Esq, Treasurer.
We whose names are hereunto subscribed, do acknowledge we
have received our pay in full, according to the within Pay Roll, for
service in Capt. Eben^ Allen's Company of Rangers in the year
1777.
Paid by currency to Luther Fillmore
Reed, in full for John Wright, Edw. Smith
P. Cloff by receipts
P. Matteson " "
Jon* Newton
ReC^ in behalf of Danl. Stewart — M. Lyon
Paid Jon'' Corey by his order
46 STATE OF VERMONT
Reed, for Stephen Jackson pr, Sam^ Horsford, Simeon Prentice
Richard Barnum
Richard Colven X his mark.
John Train
Sam' Roberts
David Griswold
John Knight
Reed, in full for Josiah Allen per me
Parley Hulett
Ephraim Wood
Nathl. Wood
Cyrus Clark
Winslow Perry
Adonijah Montague
Eph™ Wood
William Ashley
Azor Perry
Jona. Nelson for Danl. Adams
Benj. Haskins
Amos Herriek
Rufus Bates
Daniel Haskins
his
Benajah x Wells
his
mark
Ezra X Sweat
Ja^ Lawrence
Stephen Kinsley
Levi Wood
Jacob Smith
Nathan Ford
Jno. Reon Blanchard
David Gillmore
Reed, for and in behalf of Darius Chapman Per me
Job Spofford.
Feb. 8, 1786.' Reed, of I, Allen, Treasurer ^^4.6.8 in full on the
within roll.
Edward Turner x his mark.
Vermont Money
• Reed, for and in behalf of Richard Crouck per
Jacob Corey.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
47
[194]
\Capt. Levi Goodenough's Company of Eangers]
A Pay. Roll of Capt. Levi Goodenough's Company of Rangers
in Col. Sam^ Herrick's Regiment raised by the State of Vermont
[1777?]
Names
Entrance
Discharge
Days
Total
Sergt. Maj. James Mack
July
24
Nov.
30
130
4. 6.8
C. M. Archibald Panel
( (
24
i i
((
130
4. 6.8
Sergt. Dan' Dondroon
<(
24
Dec.
5
135
4.10.0
" Nicholas Pullen
Aug,
14
CI
II
114
3.16.0
El Elisha Fitch
i %
22
Nov.
30
101
3. 7.4
Corp' John Gately
July
26
Dec.
5
133
5. 8.8
" Jas. Handley
Aug.
5
Nov.
30
118
3.18.8
" Isaac Panel
July
24
Oct.
4
73
2. 8.8
Henry Henderson
Aug.
20
Sept.
18
30
1. 0.0
Abner Duncan (Dunnum)
t(
10
i(
16
35
1. 5.4
James White
July
26
Oct.
4
75
2. 9.4
Daniel Davis
1 1
30
Nov.
30
123
4. 2.0
Abraham Hawkins
((
25
24
123
4. 2.0
James Huzzey (Huzzy)
(1
27
30
127
4. 5.8
Joseph Lyon
Aug.
1
24
116
3.17.4
Daniel Forster
I <
10
30
113
3.15.4
Jon* Howard
July
2B
24
125
4. 3.4
Eeuben Whitcomb
Aug.
10
t i
109
3.11.4
Nathan Williams
S' •<
(>
Dec.
5
115
3.18.8
Sam' Staflford
((
14
Nov.
24
103
3. 8.8
John Russell
( t
<t
Dec.
5
114
3.16.0
Elijah Cook
July
28
Nov.
24
120
5. 0.0
Joseph Macker
<>
24
Dec.
5
135
5.10.0
Benj. Nelson
(<
( i
Nov.
30
130
5. 6.8
Elhanan Perry
( (
27
Dec.
5
132
5. 8.0
Benj. Lyman
( <
26
Nov.
30
128
5. 5.4
Abenlam Webster
K
If
II
1 1
128
4. 5.4
Nathan Prate
(1
24
11
II
130
4. 6.8
John Healy
(t
i (
<i
24
124
4. 2.8
John Wil cocks
<(
((
11
30
134
4. 9.4
Andrew Panel
Aug.
20
(1
1 c
103
3. 8.8
David Henderson
Ci
( <
Dec.
5
108
3.12.0
Jonathan Davis
July
24
Nov.
30
130
4. 6.8
Isaac Hearharte
It
25
II
( (
129
4. 6.8
James Anderson
Aug.
20
<i
ii
103
3. 8.8
Henry Bolcum
t (
5
Dec.
5
123
4. 2.0
Benj. Fletcher
i(
5
Nov.
24
112
3.14.8
James Walsworth
<c
14
Aug.
21
7
0. 5.8
;^140.12.9
Putney, 3rd. Sept. 1778
The within Pay Roll examined by
Jonas Fay ) ^ „.,.
Ira Allen \ Committee app.
48
STATE OF VERMONT
Rec<i Febr. 10, 1778. Bennington of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer
of the State of Vermont by several receipts, one hundred and
thirty-four pounds, three shillings in part of the within Pay Roll.
Pr.
Levi Goodenough, Capt.
;^^134.3.0
Reed. Putney, Sept. 3, 1778 of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer, six
pounds and nine shillings which with the above sum is in full of
the within Pay Roll.
^6.9.0 Pr. Levi Goodenough. Capt.
[27] \Capt. John Warnei-' s Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Warner's Company in Lt. Col.
Herrick's Reg* of Rangers for the advanced pay that was engaged
by the State of Vermont, at £,\ per man per month. [1777 ?]
Names.
When
entered
When dis-
No. days
in
Amt, of
service
charged
service
pay
Sergt. Silas Childs
July 20
Dec. 3
137
4.11.4
Saml. Bradley
<( li
137
4.11.4
" Saml, Dewey.
*' 21
136
4.10.8
Corpl. Stephen Eastman
" 20
137
4.11.4
Paul Nelson.
t e t(
137
4.11.4
" Elisha Warner.
Aug. 30
96
3. 4.0
David Hough
Sept 12
83
2.15.4
John Hathaway
July 20
137
4.11.4
Solomon Brown
" 21
136
4.10.8
Thos. Galusha
( < < (
136
4.10.8
Issachar Norton
i\ < c
136
4.10.8
Erastus Hathaway
n <<
136
4.10.8
Stephen Holmes.
II 41
136
4.10.8
Onesimus Eisdon
1 < 11
136
4.10.8
Benj. Morgan
<1 11
136
4.10.8
Jos, Morgan
I( (1
136
4.10.8
Amos Wood
1 i 11
136
4.10.8
Silas Walbridge
a i<
136
4.10.8
Nathan Parker
<< (<
136
4.10.8
Martin Harmon
1 < <<
136
4.10.8
Daniel Beman
11 ((
136
4.10.8
Hezekiah Scott
(1 11
136
4.10.8
Thos. Wood
Aug 15
111
3. 4.0
Joseph Jackett
July 28
129
4. 6.0
Patrick Cushman
II 1 (
129
4. 6.0
Justice Allen
" 20
137
4.11.4
John Burk
" 20
137
4.11.4
Joel Parker
t I ( t
137
4.11.4
John Coben
( ( Ki.
28
0.18.8
Jason Glason
Aug. 1
125
4. 3.4
Mich Parker
" 26
100
8. 6.8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
49
Names
When
entered
service
When dis-
charged
No. days
in
service
Amt. of
pay
Eben Lee
Sept. 4
Dec. 3
91
3. 0.8
Benj. Whipple
Aug. 18
108
3.12.0
Josiah Welch
'• 39
97
3. 4.8
Daniel Galusha
Sept. 1
94
3. 2.8
Josiah Avery
4
91
8. 0.8
Eben"^ Barns.
" 12
88
2.15.4
Amos Mead
July 21
186
4.10.8
Jona. Hart
Aug 25
101
3. 7.4
Daniel Welch
July 21
Aug. 20
81
1. 0.8
;^35. 4.8
Sept. 29, 1778. I certify upon honor that this pay roll is just
and true in all its parts.
^35.4.8 John Warner, Capt.
Sept. 29, 1778. To the Hon. Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer.
Sir. Please to pay Capt. John Warner ninety-five pounds four
pence, being in full of the balance due to him on the above pay
roll, Bounty and Recruiting Money. By order of
Moses Robinson | ^ .„
Ira Allen f ^""^
Sept. 29, 1778. Rec'd of Ira Allen, Treasurer, ninety-five
pouads four pence in full of the above account.
John Warner, Capt.
[18] [Capt Parmdee Aliens Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Parmelee Allen's Company in Col. Her-
rick's Reg't of Rangers for the advanced pay engaged by the
authoritv of the State of Vermont at £1 per man per month.
[1777?] '
Names
Sergt. John Luddenton
" Eben*^ Farnsworth
" John Smith
Corpl. Eben' Wilton
" Timo. Allen
" Eben' Kingsbury.
Amos Stow
[4]
When
entered
sub'n
When dis-
charged
July 15
Dec. 3
Aug 15
Days in
service
142
142
142
142
142
142
111
Amt. pay
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
3.14.8
50
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
When -rr;ri
entered „i
sub'n ^^
en dis
arged
Ebene. Mallary
July 15 D
3C. 3
Joshua Colver
ii a i
i i (
Josiah Farnsworth
(( 11 (
t ii
Ichabod Parker
(1 it (
Epaphrae Ripley.
Aug 1 *
Jona. Prindle
July 15
David Miller
>i It (
David Warrenaugh
Aug 1 '
Abram Vanduser
(111 (
Henry Walkins
July 15
Andrew Simons
i ( It c
Joseph Henberton
(1 (1 I
John Whitney.
..If i
Moses Sayer
Aug. 1
Daniel Adams
July 15
John Boldridge
Aug. 1
Jacob Nonis
" 20
Ephraim Marble
July 15
Asa McQuevy
1 ( . < (
John Miller
11 II (
Jesse Field
11 1 1 k
Eben'' Wright
1 C 1 £ 4
Saml. Chapin
<l (1 C
Jona. Atwood
Sep. 15
Reuben Green
... 7
Levi Hatch
4 ( C( (
Eph'" Blaekman
July 15 '
Joseph Aaron
11 (1 i
Andrew Ford
(1 K C
John Spencer
li <l t
Simon Coats
Oct. 2
Reuben Coats
, ( ( ( <
Daniel Wise
( < M i
Caleb Allen
" 1
Abner Blancher
i( (< <
Felix Powel
II i e I
Joseph Farnsworth
July 15
Days in
service
142
142
142
142
125
142
142
125
125
142
142
142
142
125
142
125
106
142
142
142
142
142
142
82
88
88
142
142
142
142
68
(VA
68
64
64
04
142
Bounty money for forty-five men
Recruiting money for the same
Cash paid him
Amt. pay
14.8
14. S
14.8
14.8
8.4
4.14.8
4.14.8
4. 8.4
4. 8.4
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
4. 8.4
4.14.8
4. 8.4
8.10.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14 8
4.14.8
2.18.4
2.18.8
2.18.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
4.14.8
14.8
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.8
2.8
2 8
14.8
;^181
10
6
270.
18.
^469.16.6
292.
4
Balance due
;^ 177.12.6
Parmelee Allen, Capt.
In Council, Bennington, 16*'' June, 1778. Having: examined
the above pay roll, do approve of the same and find the balance
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
51
due to Capt. Allen to be ^^177. 12. 6 which you are hereby directed
to pay him. Thos. Chittenden
to Capt. Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer.
Rec'd. June 30, 1778 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, one hundred and
seventeen pounds twelve shillings and six pence in full of the
above account P'' me.
Parmelee Allen, Capt.
[364] [Two Men who had been Prisoners]
A Pay Roll for two men, viz. Philip and Stephen Smith, be-
longing to Capt. Elisha Burton's Company in Col. Saml. Herrick's
Regiment of Rangers, raised by the State of Vermont, who were
captured at Lake George Landing the 24'''' day of September. 1777,
and remained in the hands of the enemy as prisoners, until one,
that is Stephen Smith, died, which was the 5^'' day of Oct. 1777,
the other, that is, Philip Smith, remained in the hands of the
enemy as a prisoner until he was exchanged in a cartele from
Halifax and returned home the 14^'' day of January, 1779.
Names
When
taken
prison-
ers
Died or
when
dis-
charged
Days
after
taken
11
476
P^
month
2.0.0
2.0.0
Total
14.8
31.14.8
Stephen Smith
Philip Smith
1777
Sept. 24
1777
Oct. 5
1779
Jan. 14
£%2. 9.4
11.16.0
;^44. 5.4
(Philip Smith Jr. See Receipt on original.)
'' 2 guns of the best and suitable for Eaugers
2 powder horns |^ 8. 6.0
Also, a retain
to draw
2 bullet pouches)
{ 2 blankets
I 2 haversacks
I
12.0
which were ta-
ken from the
above named
2.10.0 } Stephen Smith
8.0 I and Philip
I Smith by the
11.16.0 J enemy.
In Council, Manchester, Oct. 16, 1779. Sir, Please pay to
Philip Smith or order the sum of forty-four pounds five shillings
and four pence L money on the within account, being approved by
the council.
Thos. Chittenden.
To Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer.
Date above reed, the contents of the above order for and in
behalf of Mr. Smith. John House.
52
STATE OF VERMONT
[211]
\Capt. William Heatons Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. William Heaton's Company of Militia,
under the command of Peter Olcott in the service of Vermont
State, from the time of their engagement until discharged by the
commanding officer of the Northern Department.
Engaged Sept. 20.1777.
Names
1
1
Days
Pr.
Month
Miles
134
Entered
Total
William Heaton, Capt.
36
20th.
Solomon Cushman, Lt.
36
134
i •
Elisha Woodworth, Ensign
36
134
1 1
Elijah Gates, Sergt. Major
36
2.10.0
134
i i
3. 0.
John Wright, "
36
2.10
134
1 (
3. 0.
Calvin Parkhurst, Sergt
36
2.10
134
1.
3. 0.
Elihu Hosford
36
2.10
134
t i
3. 0.
Levi Eoot
36
2.10
134
(I
3. 0.
Samuel HutchinBon Corpl.
36
2.10
134
1 1
3. 0.
Nathan Morgan "
36
2.10
134
'•
3. 0.
Daniel Gilbert
36
2.10
134
i i
3. 0.
Joel Strong
36
2.10
134
t i
3. 0.
Phineas Parkhurst, Fifer
36
2.10
134
><
3. 0.
Gershom Bartlet
36
2.10
134
1 1
3. 0.
Walter Abbit
36
2.10
134
1 1
3. 0.
Irael Brown
36
2.10
134
i t
3. 0.
Joseph Bartlet
36
2.10
134
t <
3. 0.
Joseph Ball
36
2.10
134
"
3. 0.
Elijah Beman
36
2.10
134
t(
3. 0.
William Cushman
36
2.10
134
((
3. 0.
Samuel Curtis
36
2.10
134
. t
3. 0.
Levi Baldwin
36
2.10
134
t .
3. 0.
Frederick Earnest
36
2.10
134
i i
3. 0.
Peter FirmHU
36
2.10
134
4 (
3. 0.
Joseph Havens
36
2.10
134
1 .
3. 0.
Robert Hande
36
2.10
134
i(
3. 0.
John Hutchinson
36
2.10
134
i<
3. 0.
William Moor
36
2.10
134
i (
3. 0.
William Bell
36
2.10
134
t ■
3. 0.
Saml. Partridge
36
2.10
134-
i t
3. 0.
Joel White
36
2.10
134
( (
3. 0.
Samuel Wright
18
2.10
134
i^
1.11. 3
Joshua Spear
36
2.10
134
( .
3. 0.
Joseph Wheeler
36
2.10
134
Ci
3. 0.
Benj. Spalding
31
2.10
134
( (
2. 3.10
John Strong
31
2.10
134
I c
2. 3.10
John Burton
18
2.10
134
<(
1.10.
Benj. Chamberlin
36
2.10
134
'(
3. 0.
;{: 145.15. 7
William Heaton, Capt.
KF.VOl.b'TKJNARY WAR ROLLS
53
c. . r T7- . ) . ) Then the with-
State of Vermont I In Council t in Pav Roll was
• Norwicn, August 24, 1778 f (examined and
approved and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which
is one hundred and forty-four pounds fifteen shillings and seven
pence.
Joseph Marsh
Nov. 30, 1778. Received the above sum in behalf of Capt.
Heaton
Peter Olcott
By mistake made in the pay roll, received 18/ more.
^145.15.7 Peter Olcott.
[275]
[Capt. Frye Bayley's Company^
A Pay Roll of Capt. Frye Bayley's Company of Militia, under
the command of Col. Peter Olcott, in the service of the State of
Vermont. [1777?]
Time of
In service
when
Pr.
month
Wages due
Names
engage-
dis-
Miles
with
ment
Mos.
days
4
charg'd
milage
Frye Bayley, Capt.
Sept. 23
Oct. 27
270
1. 2. 6
Nathaniel Morrell, Lt.
i 4 ( *
4
a t*
270
1. 2. 6
Robert Hunkins, Lt.
X ( {(
4
t i . t
270
1. 2. 6
Moses Chamberlin, Sergt.
t( 1 («
4
(> .1
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Eobert Stimson,
l<
4
t ( i <
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Sylvanus Heath, "
It t i
4
t ( t £
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Stephen Rider
C( ki
4
(> > (
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Bartholomew Sumner,
Corpl.
it i(
4
i< 4<
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Thomas Brock
i ( t (
4
" <1
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Enos Sawyer "
1 i t (
4
•> It
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Duncan McClain "'
( ( ( (
4
' < I (
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
William Johnson
a ((
4
' ( >l
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Uriah Chamberlin
i ( ( t
4
<• It
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Enoch Brown
1 1 ( i
4
i < 1(
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
David Hazeltine
* 4 i I
4
* * (.
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Pelatiah Bliss
i 1 t (
4
" ' <
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Benjamin Davies
i ( ( (
4
> ( (1
2.16.8
270
3.1f». 2
David Read
<i c.
4
it Ci
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
John Orr
k < ( f
4
(i 4 (
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
James Orr
( c k^
4
<> 11
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
John Ormond
.1
4
11 <(
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
David Whittier
(• u
4
11 11
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Peter Johnson
a it
4
11 11
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Zumenick Indian
hi it
4
1 ( (1
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
54
STATE OF VERMONT
Time of
In service
when
Pr.
month
Wages due
Names
engage-
dis-
Miles
with
ment
Mos.
days
charg'd
milage
John McClarin
Sept. 23
4
Oct. 27
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Alexander Thompson
11 > <
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Jonathan Martin
( ( It
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Ichabod Collins
a i i
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
James McLaughlin
^i a
4
2,16.8
270
3.19. 2
Patrick Kannady
a Ck
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
William Mitchell
>i . 1 (
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Ephraim Martin
<( t (
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Joseph Taylor
it ti
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
George Gregg
( ( « (
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
James Bayley
it (1
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Benjamin Martin
(( II
4
2.] 6. 8
270
3.19. 2
Josiah Page
.1 11
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Jonathan Fowler
1 < 11
4
2.16.8
270
3.19, 2
Dudley CarJeton
11 It
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
William Wallace
»i i 1
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
Ephraim Bayley.
11 1 (
4
2.16.8
270
3.19. 2
/:i53.15.10
Lawful money.
Frye Bayley, Capt.
State of Vermont. Bennington, June 13, 1778. The within
Pay Roll being examined is accepted by the Council and the Treas-
urer is ordered to pay the same, which is ^^153.15.10 by order of
Council. ' Thos. Chittenden.
Treasurer's Office, Windsor, Feb. 21, 1783. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, being sixty-six pounds
eight shillings and nine pence, lawful money, for and in behalf of
Frve Bayley.
' ^153.15.10 Neh. Lovewell, Jr.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
55
[372]
Capt. Joshua Ilazens Company^
Pay Roll of Capt. Joshua Hazen's Company of Militia, under
the command of Col. Peter Olcott, in the service of Vermont
State, from the time of engaging^ until their discharge by the com-
manding officer of the Northern Department. 1777.
Names
Entered
service
Days
p,
month
Total
wages
Miles
Joshua Hazen, Capt.
Sept.
23
34
Richard Wait, Lt.
**
(t
34
Stow
Saml. How Savage. Ensign
C(
34
Paniel Spooner "
"
84
Eben'' Hoisington, Sergt.
t (
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
David Wright
1 (
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Nathan Call
4'
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
John Grissel "
(<
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Edmund Harvey, Corpl.
< (
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Benj. Skinner " -
( t .
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Abijah Lanfere, Fifer
<4
34
2.10
2.16.H
18
Benj Bell
i i
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
David Brewster
X
34
2.10
3.16.8
18
Erastus Chapman
(i
84
2.10
2.16.8
18
Edward Grannis
i i
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
John Smead
t <
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
James Dunfee
<(
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Thomas Vaill
<i
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Thomas Hunter
« i
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Warren Cottle
1 1
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
William Powers
* (
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Jehiel Bobbins
( .
84
2.10
2.16.8
18
Solomon Hazen
. 4 k
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Luke Lanfere
. c
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Hezekiah Hazen
* i
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Anthony Sheldon
4 *
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Thomas Barrit
II
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Asa Taylor
(•
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
William Patterson
i i
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
John Dunbar
<(
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Zimri. Luce
i t
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
John Billings
<(
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Joseph March
t (
84
2.10
2.16.8
18
John W. Dana
1 C
34
■2.i0
2.16.8
18
J onathan Burt
(4
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Joseph Barrit
(i
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Ignatius Sprague
(.
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Nathl. Throop.
(>
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Thomas Hunt.
1 (
34
2.10
2.16.8
18
Solomon Kent.
><
84
2.10
Due
2.16.8
18
£rm. 6.4
Joshua Hazen, Capt.
56
STATE OF VERMONT
In Council, Bennington, June 12, 1778. The within Paj^ Roll
accepted and approved, the sum of which is one hundred and
thirty-six pounds four shillings, which sum the Treasurer is di-
rected to pay per order of Council. Thomas Chittenden, Gov''
Reed. Windsor, Oct. 26, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, One
hundred and thirty-six pounds four shillings in full for this pay-
roll, for and in behalf of Capt. Joshua Hazen.
Elkanah Sprague
[236] l^Capt. Abel Marsh's force engaged in transporting flour'\
A Return of Men and Horses em-ployed by Capt. Abel Marsh
in carrying Flour from Connecticut River to Battenkill for the use
of the Northern Army, by order of Jacob Bayley , P. [B] D. G.*
13th. Oct. 1777.
Names
Days
No.
horses
Miles
Pr. day
Total
Joseph Marsh
15
140
0. 4.0
3. 0.0
Nathan Howling
15
140
0.12.0
9. 0.0
Josiah Lamb
9
140
0.12.0
9. 0.0
John Strong
9
80
0.12.0
5. 8.8
Joseph Safiord
9
80
0.12.0
5. 8.8
W"^ Powers
10
80
0.12.0
5. 8.8
Oliver Kidder
10
- 120
0.16.0
8. 0.0
Israel Burlingame
10
120
0.16.0
8. 0.0
Jerathmel Powers
10
120
0.12.0
6. 0.0
Roger Bates
10
120
0.12.0
6. 0.0
Saml. Scott
120
0.12.0
6. 0.0
Elijah Masson
6
120
0. 4.0
2. 0.0
James Bnrch
9
80
0.12.0
3 12.0
Elkanah Sprague
15
80
0.12.0
5. 8.0
Zebulon Lyon
15
340
0.12.0
9. 0.0
Eldad Hubbard
140
0.12.0
9. 0.0
Joel Marsh
16
140
0. 4.0
3. 0.0
Roswell Morgan
16
160
0.12.0
9.12
Leut. Benton (?)
160
0.1 2v0
9.12.0
Joshua Spear
160
0. 4.0
3. 5.4
Levi Baldwin
16
^
160
0. 4.0
3. 5.4
Elijah Smalley
16
160
0.12.0
9.12.0
Abner Howard
160
0.12.0
9.12.0
Oliver Udal
140
0. 4.0
3. 0.0
Darius Sessions
80
0. 4.0
1.16.0
Peter Thatcher
140
0. 4.0
3. 0.0
Dau' Waterman
140
0. 4.0
3. 0.0
David Staton
3
45
0.12.0
1.10.0
Nathl. Boardman
3
12.0
1.16.0
Joseph Hatch
3
12.0
1.16.0
Cash expended on the voige
3,16.0=;^168. 2.8
Attest
'B. D. G. stands for Brigadier General?
Abel Marsh.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
57
This certifies that by the direction of Maj. Gen' Lincoln, I
ordered the within supplies of flour, which was delivered to the
commissary at Battenkiln, at the time within specified, when the
baggage horses were discharged.
Jacob Bailey, Brig. Genl.
Pay Table Office. Charlestown, N. H., Oct. 25, 1781
The within account examined, and there is allowed thereon
seventy-eight pounds one shilling and four pence, lawful money
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Abel Marsh
or the bearer.
Timo. Brownson, )
Tho's Chandler, v Committee.
John Strong, )
Rec'd of the Treasurer the contents of the above order in
behalf of Capt. Abel Marsh
Peter Olcott.
[114]
CaJ>t Abraham Salisbury's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Ab™ Salisbury's Company on Otter Creek,
raised in Clarendon by advice of committee of Safety and princi-
pal inhabitants of the towns of Wallonford, Clarendon, Rutland,
and Pittsford, on being alarmed by the enemy's coming to Pitts-
ford, taking some prisoners and plundering some houses. Capt.
Salisbury's Company came to Pittsford Oct. 17, 1777 — went away
the 28th of the same month.
Names
Entered
Dis-
charged
Pr.
month
Total
1777
Capt. Ab"" Salisbury
Oct. 17
Oc. 23
2.10
0.12. 6
" Thomas Sawyer
17
23
2.10
12. 6
Sergt. Joseph Smith
17
23
2 10
12. 6
" Zedediah Jackson
17
26
2.10
0.17. 4
" Jabez Weaver
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
" Zebediah Green
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Clk. Asahel Blanchard
17
23
2.10
1. 1. 6
Sylvanus Brown
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Noel Potter
17
25
2.10
0.18. 9
Abn^ White
17
%'>
2. 10
0.12. 6
Saml. Waters
17
23
2.10
0.18. 9
Thos. Tuttle
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Jacob Partridge
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Ne'^ Angell
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
W^ Cox
17
25
2.10
18. 9
58
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Entered
Dis-
charged
Pr.
month
Total
1777
Abel Spencer
Oct. 17
Oc. 23
2.10
0.12. 6
Thos. Curtis
19
23
2.10
0. 8.11
Edw'' Owens.
17
25
2.3
0.18. 9
David(?) Niles
17
23
2.10
12. 6
Tho^ Eddy
19
23
2.10
0. 8.11
Levi Colvin
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
David Warner
17
21
2.10
0. 8. 9
Benj Foster
16
20
2.10
0. 7.
Oliver Arnold
19
23
2.10
0. 9.
Jesse Place
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
John Squire
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
A. Arnah Brooks.
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Peter Tarbox
19
23
2.10
0. 9.
Nathan Place
19.
23
2.10
0. 9.
Obadiah Gill.
19
28
2.10
1. 0. 9
W°^ Rounds.
17
23
2.10
0. 9.
Joseph Barker
17
25
2.10
0.16.
Obadiah Edmunds.
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Jona Edy
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Silas Whitney
17
23
2.10
12. 6
Silas Whitney, Jr.
19
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Benj. Stevens, Jr.
19
25
2.10
0.12. 6
James Stevens
19
23
2.10
0. 9.
Jos. Williams.
17
23
2.10
0. 9.
Joel Foster
17
25
2.10
0.16.
Peter Edy
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Mark Jeney
17
19
2.10
0. 5. 3
Jonah Ives.
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
Needham Drury
17
28
2.10
1. 1. 6
Azariah Brooks
17
23
2.10
0.12. 6
James Rounds.
19
23
2.10
0. 9.
Mathew Cox
19
26
2.10
14. 3
Noah Bush
17
28
2.10
1. 1. 6
Aaron Bush
23
28
2.10
0. 9.
Wallis Sutherland
17
21
2.10
0. 9.
Nathl. Shelton
17
26
2.10
0.17. 6
Eben'' Cooley
17
25
2.10
0.16.
James Edmonds
17
25
2.10
16.
Daniel Stevens
19
21
2. It)
0. 5. 3
Abel Stevens
19
24
2.10
0.10. 9
Saml. Wi\liams.
20
28
2.10
15. 9
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
59
Names
Entered
Dis-
charged
Pr.
month
Total
Joseph Jackson
Ezekiel Clark.
Jarnes Smith
Elihu Allen.
1777
Oct. 19
19
19
19
Oc. 20
21
21
21
2.10
2 10
2.10
2.10
0. 3. 6
0. 5. 3
0. 5. 3
0. 5. 3
;^37. 7.11
Nov. 9, 1779. This day personally appeared Capt. Abraham
Salisbury and made solemn oath to this account before me.
Neh. Angell, Justice of Peace
To His Excellency Thomas Chittenden Esq., Governor and to
the Honorable Council. Please to pay this account to M'' Asahel
Blanchard. Ab™ Salisbury, Capt.
Nov. 12, 1779. This roll examined and approved and the
Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which is thirty- seven pounds
seven shillings and eleven pence.
Thos. Chittenden.
To I. Allen, Esq., Treasurer.
Nov. 15, 1779. Reed, in full of I. Allen.
;^87.7.11
[151]
Asahel Blanchard.
l^Scou^s senf out from Woodsiock\
A Roll of the Men that scouted from Woodstock in the
year 1777.
Names
Days out.
Names
Days out
Charles Killam •
2
Eben'- Call.
3
Saml. Pratt
2
Timo Knox
4
Billy Gray.
2
Joseph Call.
4
John Sanderson
2
Eben'' Crain
4
William Smith
2
Isaac Hoisington
4
Jona. Farnsworth.
2
Joseph Darling.
2
Total
36
Phineas Powers;
3
Woodstock, Oct.
1 rv 1 rVrVD
i ( , 1 ( < O.
Phineas Williams, Capt.
of s*' Town.
60
STATE OF VERMONT
The above men found themselves the time out 36 days at 12 /
per day makes ;^21.12.0.
Your committee appointed to settle and adjust acc'^ having-
])erused the within account and adjusted the same at 12 / per day,
do find due on the same ;^21.12.0.
Paul Spooner ) „
Benj. Emmons j" ^°
mmittee.
To Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer. You are hereby directed to pay
Capt. Phineas Williams the within account, it being twenty-one
pounds twelve shillings.
Thos. Chittenden.
Reed. Windsor, Oct. 22, 1778 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, twenty-
one pounds twelve shillings in full for this order.
^21.12.0 Phineas Williams.
[250]
[Two Officers who had been taken prisoners\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Frye Bayley and Lieut. Nehemiah Love-
well, while in captivity, sent [with] Flag by the Hon. Maj. Genl.
Gates, in the month of December, 1777.
Names
Frye Baylej', Capt.
Neh. Lovewell, Lt.
Months
in
service
12
12
Waeres
pr.
month
8.0.0
5.8.0
Amt. of
rations
24.0.0
12.0.0
Amt. pay
and
rations
120.0.0
77.6.0
Cash
reed, in
Jan. 1779
96. 0.0
64.16.0
Balance
Bennington, Feb. 2, 1782. Personally appears before me
Lieut. Nehemiah Lovewell and makes solemn oath that the above
account is just and true, and that he received for the above account
from the United States in the month of Jan. 1779 the sum of sixty-
four pounds sixteen shillings continental money and no more.
Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace.
State of Vermont. In Genl. Assembly, Feb. 22, 1782.
Resolved, That the Committee of Pay Table be directed to allow
the sum of twenty-four pounds to Capt. Frye Bayley and Lt. Nehe-
miah Lovewell, the sum of twelve pounds lawful money, being for
rations due to them as per the within acct. and that an order be
drawn upon the Treasurer accordingly.
Attest. Roswell Hopkins, Clerk.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 22 Feb. 1782. The above
account being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
Gl
unto Lt. Nehemiah Lovevvell the sum of twelve pounds, agreeable
to the above resolve.
Nathl. Brush ) n^^^;.^^^
^. T^ > Lommittee
Timo. Brownson )
Treasurer's Office, Feb. 20, 1783. Reed, of Ira Allen. Esq.
Treasurer, the contents of within order, being thirty-six pounds
lawful money, for myself and in behalf of Capt. Frye Bayley.
Nehemiah Lovewell Jr.
[82]
A Pay Roll of Men raised in an Alarm to defend the frontiers
of this State.
Commence-
Days in j..
service
Names
ment of
scharged
Doll's
£. s. d.
pay
Dauiel Smith
Mar. 9
9 ]\
lar. 18
9
2.14.0
Elisha Wright
9
C <(
9
2.14.0
Jared Post
9
( i i
9
2.14.0
Nath. Perry
9
t C<
9
2.14.0
Jonathan Eowley
9
i ( (
9
2.14.0
Matthew Cox
9
9
2.14.0
Johel Smith
8
17
8
2. 8.0
John Williams
8
17
8
2. 8.0
James Hopkins.
9
18
9
2.14.0
Joseph Williams
9
li t »
9
2.14.0
John Stearns
8
17
8
2. 8.0
Silas Rood
8
1 (i
8
2. 8.0
Timothy Bishop,
7
16
7
2. 2.0
Absalom Talor.
9
18
9
2.14.0
Christopher Kenyon
9
ii (1
9
2.14.0
Jesse Place.
9
i< II
9
2.14.0
;^41. 8.0
The above pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without
fraud to the State or any individual.
Thos. Sawyer, Captain.
The within pay roll examined and approved, and the Treasurer
is ordered to pay the same, which is forty-one pounds, eight
shillings.
^41.8.0 Thos. Chittenden.
Reed. Dec. 28, 1778 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this roll, which is forty one pounds eight shillings.
?"■ me.
Thos, Sawyer, Captain.
62
STATE OF VERMONT
[251]
[^Capt Daniel Comsfock's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Comstock's Company for two days service,
done in April 1778, by order from Governor Chittenden.
Names
Entered
service
April 22
Whei
^ dis-
charge
' No.
^ days
Pr.
r^onth
Total
8.4
Capt. Daniel Comstock
April 2
3 2
2.10.0
. [These (t^7o) linea
f appear to be erased
r in tha ori/inal BoU.
) C. L. Knapp.]
Lt. Eli Brownson
'* '*
2
2.10.0
0.3.4
Sergt. John Lee
t t i £
2
do
8.4
'• Samuel Hoit
t V t *
2
do
3.4
Corrl. John Burnam
( t < (
2
do
3.4
Benj. Lewis
(t «»
2
do
3 4
Benj. GriflSn
I ( <• (
2
do
3.4
Ebene. Murray-
a I c
2
do
3.4
Amos Chipman
4 t ( t
2
do
3.4
Beuben Parks
I ( It
2
do
3.4
Daniel Barber
C C <l
' 2
do
3.4
^
Ichabod Bartlett
i( if
2
do
3.4
Jed'' Bingham
* ( < 1
2
do
3.4
Ebene. Bradley
a t i
2
do
3.4
Ebene. Lee
t ( it
' 2
do
3.4
Gilbert Bradley
t ( * <
2
do
3.4
Zerah Payne
t ( (I
t o
do
3.4
Benj. Bradley
t ( t c
' 2
do
3.4
Jona. Hoit
(i (*
2
do
3.4
Jona. Wright
k < 4 (
2
do
3.4
•
;^3.0.0
I do certify the above roll to be just and true.
Daniel Comstock, Capt.
The within Pay Roll examined and approved, and the Treas-
urer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. David Comstock, which is
three pounds.
Thos. Chittenden.
Arlington, Nov. 20. 1778. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer,
by the hand of John Fassett, the within contents.
Danl. Comstock, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
63
[542 J [^Capt. Solomon Cush?nan's Company\
A Muster Roll of part of Capt Solomon Cushman's Company
in the Battalion of forces in the service of the United States com-
manded by Col. Timothy Bedle, 1778.
i 1. April Capt Solomon Cushman
Appointed •< Do iJo 1 Lieut Elias Stevens
/ Do Do 1
No.
Appointed
Sergeants
Term
Remarks
•
for 1 year
1
April 1'^*
8
Azel Spalding:
^do
2
Do
]
Jeremiah Persevel
do
3
Do
1
Gershom Morse
do
1
Corporals Do
8
Joshua Speer
do
3
Do
8
Elijah Baldwin
do
3
Do
8
Ely White
fife
do
Do
1
Phinehas Parkhurst
do
Inlisted
privates
1
April
10
William Annable
do
2
do •
1
Elisha Brown
do
3
do
1
Silvester Bugbee
. do
Filed
■ 4
do
1
Eleazer Cushman
do
"Capt. Cushman's
5
do
1
Nehemiah Closson
do
Muster Roll in
6
do
1
Barjonas Dammon
do
my Detachment
7
do
8
Solomon Hazen
do
at Albany 1778."
8
do
8
John Kent
do
9
do
1
Daniel Lovejoy
do
The following is
10
do
1
Job Morse
do
written on Roll
11
do
7
Azal Perseval
do
in red ink : —
12
do
1
William Porter
do
"reed 28"' March
13
do
1
Thomas Savage
do
1820— with loose
14
do •
1
Elkna Sprague
do
papers foun draf-
15
do
1
John win troop
do
ter the mail was
IG
do
8
Solomon White
do
robbed."
Albany, July 30. 1778. Mustered then part of Capt. Solomon
Cushman's Company as specified in the above Roll.
Richard Lush, Dep>" M. M.
Present 1 Capt. 1 Lieut. 3 sergts. 3 Corporals— 1 fife — 16 pri-
vates
We do swear that the within Muster Roll is a true State of the
company without fraud to the United States or to any individual
according to our best knowledge.
Solomon Cushman Capt.
64
STATE OF VERMONT
Sworn before me at Albany this
Secy's Office, Concord, N. H., July 23, 1845
day of July 1778.
John Stark B. G.
A true copy.
Attest,
Thomas P. Treadwell,
Secretary of State.
[8]
[CapL Isaac Clark's Company^
A Pay Roll of Capt. Isaac Clark's Company of Militia, raised
by order of Major General De la Fayette, for the defence of the
frontiers and on Lake Champlain, to receive additional pay from
the State of Vermont.
Namks and Rank
Entered
service
Dis-
charged
Days
Total
1778
Capt. Isaac Clark.
Mar 2
May 2
60
12. 0.0
Lt. Ethan Pier
t, i (
( .
8. 2
" Nathl. Holmes.
1 ( t
> i
8. 2.0
Serg.. Maj. Jas. Smith
1 ( 1
I i
4. 0.0
" Eben' Wood.
t ( .
I i
4. 0.0
" Benj. Holmes.
t ( (
( i
4. 0.0
" Saml. Royce
i I »
( (
4. 0.0
" Peter Mclntyre
( 1 (
( >
4.16.0
Corpl W"' Ashley.
( 1 1
i (,
4. 0.0
" Jos. Lawrence
1 < 1
( 1
4. 0.0
" Caleb Matteson
( t (
t (
4. 0.0
Edward Turner
. ( (
> <
4. 0.0
Drum'^ Richd, Bentley.
( 1 1
( (
4. 0.0
Fifer Stephen Savy
t ( 1
i i
4. 0.0
Phinehas Rysley.
( t (
4 1
4. 0.0
John Train
i i (
( 1
4. 0.0
Sylvanus Brown
i t (
i i
4. 0.0
Moses Kent' ■
( i i
I (
4. 0.0
Onesimus Risden
I 4 i
( (
4. 0.0
Perley Howlett
( 1, 1
( (
4. 0.0
Nathl. Whitney.
I t (
1 i
4. 0.0
Nathan Perry.
t ( (
i i
4. 0.0
Noah Beach
( I 1
1 i
4. 0.0
Asa Hale
I k f
i (
4. 0.0
Frederick Cushman
( ( (
( (
4. 0.0
Chapman Holley.
1 ( 1
( i
4. 0.0
Adonijah Montague
( t <
1 1
4. 0.0
Zebadiah Green
( ( 1,
( (
4. 0.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
65
Names and Bank
Entered
service
Dis-
charged
Days
Total
Josiah Ed4y.
John Fuller.
James Bates
James Brock.
Jehoshaphat Holmes.
Silas Jerads
Reuben Post
Saml. Blakeley.
Eleazer Mallory
Oliver Herman.
Jona. Marshall
John Odale
Felix Menter
Bethuel Tubbs
Henry Matteson
Alex" Berr
Jerem^ Clark
Esquire Wood
Alfred Hathaway.
James Ewing
Elisha Smith
Pliny Smith
Tharis Boice
John R. Blanchard
Gideon Allen
Daniel Judd
Isaac Pollard
Graham Hurd
Solomon Hopkins
Clement Clark.
John Andrus.
1778
Mar 2
May 3
60
4.
4
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
00
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
^253. 8.0
State of Vermont, May 25, 1778. To Ira Allen Esq., Treas-
urer.
Sir, Pay to Capt. Isaac Clark the sum of two hundred and
three pounds, eight shillings, lawful money, tog-ether with fifty
pounds that he has already received, will make the amount of the
above roll. This and his receipt hereon shall be to you a sufficient
warrant. ^, .
[5] Thos. Chittenden.
66
STATE OF VERMONT
Treasurer's Office, Arlington, May 28, 1778. ReCd. of M. Lyon,
Ast. to Ira Allen Esq., Treasurer, two hundred and fifty-three
pounds, eight shillings lawful money, being the amount of the
above roll.
;^258.8 Isaac Clark, Capt.
[294, see next roll] \^Detachment ufider Capt. Nathan Smith']
An Account of a Detachment under the command of Capt,
Nathan Smith, finding themselves provision, when called to assist
Capt. Eben'' Allen in the month of April, 1778 — thirty-six men
finding themselves, five days, nineteen men finding themselves
three days. Their names viz.
William Sexton
Reuben Rowley
David Curtis
Daniel Purdy
Daniel Alb)''
Isaac Marks
Cephas Kent
Andrew Lovejoy
Truman Powell
Nathan Rowley
Solomon Soper
Jonathan Allen
John Roberts
Benj. Mclntyre
Warren Barlow
Zebediah Day
Abijah Dunning
George Olds
Isaac Underbill
Joseph Mclntyre
Charles Collins
Wm. Brumley
John Sawyer
Richard Mclntyre
Benj. Vaughn
W" Roberts
Nathan Sprague
Obadiah Allen
Mr. Randle (Randel)
Benj. Purdy Jr.
Jon'^ Page
Bethuel Brumley
Martin Barber
Isaac Reynolds
Jonathan Ormsby
Reuben Baker
Timo. Soper
Philip Mead
Lorin Larkins
Jacob Odle
Isaac Whelpeley
Philip Reynolds
Stephen Smith
Daniel Johns
W™ Beedle
Abel Bristo
Nathl. Bostwick
W"" Drew
Stephen Mead
David Hutchinson
Benj. Huntley
Timo. Mead
German Bullis
Gideon Warren
Thos. Barney
The above account examined and allowed each man for each
day six shillings which amounts in the whole to seventy-one
pounds two shillings, and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the
same.
Thos. Chittenden.
Reed. Treasurer's Office. Jan. 12, 1779, of Ira Allen. Treasurer,
seventv-one pounds two shillings.
;^71.2.0. Per me, Nathan Smith, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
67
[66, see last roll] [^Detachment under Capt. Nathan Smith']
A Pay Roll of a detatchment under the command of Capt.
Nathan Smith for services done to assist Capt. Eben'' Allen, April,
1778 — made up at ;^2.10.0 per man per month.
,-r When
Na^es entered
When dis-
Days in
Amount
charged
service
of pay
1
778
Sergt. W"" Sexton Aj
dI. 23
May 4
12
1. 0.0
'' Reuben Rowley
" 6
14
1. 3.4
" David Curtis
" 4
12
1. 0.0
** Daniel Purdy '
(t ((
12
1. 0.0
" Daniel Alby.
Apl. 26.
4
0. 6.8
Corpl. Isaac Marks '
May 4
12
1. 0.0
Cephas Kent
» fc
. t
12
1. 0.0
" Andrew Love joy.
( t
i i
12
1. 0.0
" Truman Powel. '
fc s
( (
12
1. 0.0
Nathl. Rowley.
K C
( i
12
1. 0.0
Solomon Soper '
' 27
( i
14
18
l.ll.O
Jonath" Allen
' 23
( K
4
12
1. 0.0
John Roberts
i i
12
1. 0.0
Benj. Mclntyre '
t (
12
1. 0.0
Warren Barlow '
( (
12
1. 0.0
Zedediah Day '
( i
12
1. 0.0
Abijah Dunning *
' '
12
1. 0.0
Isaac Underbill '
t (
12
1. 0.0
Joseph Mclntyre *
( (
12
1.
Charles Collins '
( (
12
1. 0.0
W"" Brumbly.
14
1. 3.4
John Sawyer '
( (
14
1. 3.4
Richard Mclntyre '
i 1
12
1. 0.0
Benj. Vaughn '
t 4
12
1. 0.0
W° Roberts
( <
12
1. 0.0
Nathl Sprague ' • '
12
1. 0.0
Matthew Randle '
i
12
1. 0.0
Benj. Purdy Jr '
i
12
1.
Jona. Page '
(
12
1. 0.0
Obadiah Allen.
'
12
1. 0.0
Bethuel Brumley
'
12
1. 0.0
Martin Barber '
*
12
1. 0.0
Isaac Reynolds '
12
1. 0.0
Jonathan Ormsby
12
1. 0.0
George Olds. '
12
1. 0.0
Reuben Baker. '
12
1. 0.0
68
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
When
entered
When dis-
charged
Days in
service
Amount
of pay
Barnet Born
'Timothy Soper
Philip Mead
Lawrin Larkin
Jacob Odell
Isaac Whelpeley
Philip Reynolds.
Stephen Smith
Daniel Johns
W" Beadle.
Abel Briston
Nathl. Bostwic
W™ Drew.
Stephen Mead
David Hutchinson
Benj. Huntley.
Timothy Mead
German Ballis
Gideon Warren
Thos Barney
1778
Apl. 23
May 4
Apl. 25
( >
< 1
( >
( (
1 1
1 1
12
3
3
3
3
3
3
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3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
o
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3
3
1.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0-
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
£^2. 2.8
The above pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without
fraud to the State or any individual.
Test,
Nathan Smith, Captain.
The foregoing pay roll examined and approved and the Treas-
urer is directed to pay the same which is fifty-two [sic] pounds two
shillings and eight pence, to be paid to Capt. Smith or order.
Thomas Chittenden
Sir — Please pay this roll to John Fassett, Esq.
To I. Allen, Esq., Treasurer Nathan Smith, Capt.
Arlington, Nov. 19, 1778.
Reed. Jan 19. 1779 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, forty-two pounds
two shillings and eight pence in behalf of Capt. Smith.
Pr. me, John Fassett.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
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STATE OF VERMONT
[232]
\Capt. William Hutchins' Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. William Hutchins' Company of Provincial
Troops in the service of the United States of America, commenc-
ing May 1st, ending Nov. 30, 1778.
Names
William Hutchins, Capt.
Jacob Farman, Lt.
Simeon Hatherway, Adjt.
Jacob Rheubeck, Surgeon
Arthur Aylesworth, 3nd. M"'
Stephen Packson, Sert. M'
Elon Lee, Drum Major
Eichard Worden Sergt.
Philip Matteson "'
David Griswold "
John Hutchins Corpl.
Othniel Green
Jona. Corah "
Isaac Reynolds "
Eber Bradley Fifer
Jona. Atwood
Samuel Baker
Rufus Briggs
Caleb Bennett
Bernard Bottom
Richard Biddlecom
Asa Baker
Moses Bump
Nathan Cartwright
Joseph Kellogg
Lemuel Cleveland
Stephen Cleveland
Richard Colvin
Oliver Carpenter
Martin Dunning
Ammi Fuller
Benjamin Frost
Richard Hemington
Daniel Harrick
Samuel Hopkins
George Hill
Levi Hill
Frederick Jewett
Joseph Lewis
John Miller
Nathl. Montague
Joseph Norton
William Popple
Com-
To what
No.
Pay per
month
mence-
ment of
pay
time
paid
months
paid
Total
1778
1778
^
May 1
Nov. 30
7
12.0.0
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11 II
7
2.
14.
tl 11
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7
2.
14.
II (1
11 Cl
7
2.
14.
II 11
1 C Cl
7
2.
14.
1 ( <1
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7
2.
14.
CI II
11 CC
7
2.
14.
(C 11
Cl IC
7
2.
14.
1 ( CI
1 C Cl
7
2.
14.
Ci 4«
Cl Cl
7
2.
14.
11 <l
C C It
7
2.
14.
IC (1
II Cl
7
2.
14.
CI 11
11 11
7
2.
14.
II 1 c
11 11
7
2.
14.
C 4 c c
1 ( c.
7
2.
14.
1 < II
1 C 11
7
2.
14.
CI It
Cl 11
7
2.
14.
11 II
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7
2.
14.
11 11
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7
2.
14.
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7
2.
14.
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7
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14.
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7
2.
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7
2.
14.
C C II
11 1 c
7
2.
14.
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11 ii
7
2.
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7
2.
14.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
73
Com-
To what
No.
Pay per
month
Names
mence-
ment of
time
paid
months
paid
Total
pay
1778
1778
Ebene. Popple
May 1
Nov. 30
7
9.
14.
Benj. Parks
7
2.
14.
Caleb Pratt
7
2.
14.
Samuel Robbins
7
2.
14.
Ephaphras Ripley
*
7
2.
14.
Roger Starkweather
7
2.
14.
Thomas Starkweather
7
2.
14.
Ezra Sweet
7
2.
14.
Asa Strong
7
2.
14.
William Tousley
1
2.
14.
Absalom Tupper
7
2.
14.
Joshua Wood
7
2.
14.
Andrew Weaver
7
2.
14.
Jacob Wheeler ■•
7
2.
14.
Eben. West
7
2.
14.
Killed
Zeraah Pain
(
( <(
May 26
25 days
2.
1.
Lawful money
;^1150.4.0
William Hutchins, Capt.
The within Pay Roll examined and allowed each man fourteen
pounds apiece except the five commission officers, which sum
amounts to seven hundred and forty-three pounds fourteen shil-
lings and eight pence, lawful money which the Treasurer is ordered
to pay to Capt. William Hutchins. Thos. Chittenden,
Then received of the Treasurer the
Arlington, 7th Dec. 1778.
above account.
Wm. Hutchins, Capt.
[348] . [Capt Thomas Sawyers Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Company of Provincial
troops, from the dates of their several enlistments until discharged,
commencing May 1st. and ending Nov. 30, 1778.
Names
Com-
mence'
of pay
Time in service
Dollars
Dis-
charged
Total
Mos.
Days
Capt. Thomas Sawyer
Lt. Saml. Cambell
Sergt. Nathl. Blau chard
" Joseph Chandler
" John Sawyer
" Josiah Farnsworth
May 1
II 1 <
K (1
11 It
7
3
7
7
4
4
27
4
4
6.75
6.75
6.75
6.75
Nov. 80
<i i<
(. 1 .
1 ( >i
1 < 11
14. 5.0
7.16.0
14. 5.4
14. 5.4
74
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Sergt. Gideon Allen
Corpl. Matthew Randall
" Joseph Famoth
" Thomas Hinman
" Charles Rice
Drum' Bethel Brumley
Fifer Nathan Rowley
James Allen
Robert Allen
Nathan Allen
Edward Allen
Jehiel Andrus
Martin Carber (Barber)
William Brumley
Tobe Chad ley (Chadsey)
Parish Cobin
Timo. Clark
Francis Culver
Saml. Cogswell
Thomas Dewey
Obadiah Edmunds
Daniel Heard
Eleazer Heard
Aaron Tenney (Jenney)
Enos Ives
Nehemiah Kellogg
John Moses
Isaac Marks
Jonathan Marshall
Nathl. Newton
Jonathan Rowley
Stephen Squiers
Noadiah Sawyer
Nathan Sprague
William Sutherland
Niles Soper (Niels)
Andrew'^Potter
Joshua Reynolds
Eber Rice
Com-
Time in service
Dis-
charged
mence'
of pay,
Dollars
Mos.
Days
4
6.75
May 1
7
Nov. c
!0
(I Ik
7
4
6.75
( ( it
7
4
6.75
i 1 t i
7
4
6.75
< C it
7
4
6.75
11 i i
7
4
6.75
it ( £
7
4
6.75
t < ( c
7
4
6.75
(i ((
7
4
6.75
( < It
7
4
6.75
i ^ a
7
4
6.75
it li
7
4
6.75
t( < (
7
4
6.75
i ( a
7
4
6.75
ic a
7
4
6.75
(C <i
7
4
6.75
( ( 4 <
7
4
6.75
t ( <i
7
4
6.75
( ( i (
7
4
6.75
t i f k
7
4
6.75
( C ((
7
4
6.75
ti t c
7
4
6.75
t( C(
7
4
6.75
n ii.
7
4
6.75
a a
7
4
6.75
iC i%
7
4
6.75
(k » I
7
4
6.75
<t a
7
4
6.75
t4 n
7
4
6.75
1 C C(
7
4
6.75
1 1 t (
7
4
6.75
( ( t 4
7
4
6.75
tt * (
7
4
6.75
t C 4 i
7
4
6.75
H *i
7
4
6.75
i i ( t
7
4
6.75
ii a
7
4
6.75
li ((
7
4
6.75
(i It
7
4
6.75
1
Total
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
14.
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
14. 5.4
14. 5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
5.4
I £592.14.8
Arlington, Dec. 28, 1778. The within Pay Roll examined and
approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay five hundred and
eighty five pounds four shillings and eight pence, which, together
with ^7.10 already paid to Lt. John Sawyer, is ^592.14.8, the
amount of this roll. Thos. Chittenden.
Dec. 28, 1778. Reed, the contents of the above order,
^592.14.8 Thos. Sawyer, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
75
[303]
[Capt Jesse Safford's Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Jesse Safford's Company of Provincial Troops,
from the dates of their several enlistments until discharged, both
days included, commencing, the first of May and ending the 30th.
Nov. 1778.
•
Com-
Time of Service
Dollars
When
Names
mence-
ment of
pay
per
month
dis-
charged
Total
Mos.
Days
Jesse Safford, Capt.
May 1
7
4
40
Nov
30
14. 5.4
William Crook, Lt.
July 25
4
6
27
4 (
14. 5.4
James rietcher, Sergt.
May 1
7
4
6 1
1 I
14. 5.4
Joseph Wood "
. < 11
7
4
6 "
4 £
14. 5.4
Amos Holbrook "
July 25
4
6
6 "
( (
14. 5.4
Amasa Powers, Corpl.
May 1
7
4
6 "
( i
14 5.4
Nathan Billings "
" "
7
4
6 "
( (
14. 5.4
Wm. Anebil
1 . ( (
7
4
6 "
((
14. 5.4
Joel Butler
(> <>
7
4
6 "
C (
14. 5.4
John Cnrtis
. ( < (
7
4
6 "
i i
14. 5.4
Wm. Bootmau
ti i(
7
4
(5 "
4 k
14. 5.4
Asa Chedle
( ( (<
7
4
6 "
( (
14. 5.4
Adin Dike
(t <i
7
4
6 "
( i
14. 5.4
Simon Davis
i( i(
7
4
6 "
14
14. 5.4
Joseph Lull
u . (
7
4
6 "
((
14. 5.4
J ohn Neil
<t (t
7
4
6 ♦'
( i
14. 5.4
Ezra Perry
f < 1 k
7
4
6 "
^i
14. 5.4
Kufus Root
<1 ( t
7
4
6 "
6i
14. 5.4
Jeremiah Rust
t ( <1
7
4
6 "
((
14. 5.4
Jesse Slack
t( i (
7
4
6 "
( t
14. 5.4
Joel Smead
« ( ((
7
4
6 "
4 (
14. 5.4
Enezer Crain
1 ( 11
7
4
6 "
Nov
30
14. 5.4
John Lull
(( 11
6
18
6 "
18
14. 5.4
Amos Slaton
11 11
6
18
6 "
4(
18. 8.3
Asa Dutton (Duton)
July 25
4
6
6 "
30
8.12.4
Silas Hayward
( ( (t
4
6
6 "
(4
8.12.4
Abraham Hawkins
{ ( ( (
4
6
6 "
((
8.12.4
Benjamin Lovejoy
< ( (t
4
6
6 "
4 4
8.12.4
George Ray
4 t 4 (
4
6
6 "
( t
8.12.4
Reuben Robinson
44 4 4
4
6
6 "
4 k
8.12.4
John Averill
Sept. 2
1
6 "
Oct
2
1. 0.0
Thos. Read
< 4 (4
1
6 "
11
4 C
1. 0.0
Moses Hale
" 25
4
6
6 "
Nov.
30
8.12.4
/;S74:.9.Q
The v^ithin pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without
fraud to the public or any individual.
Test, Jesse Safford, Capt.
The within'pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is ordered to pay on the same to Capt. Jesse Safford, three hundred
76
STATE OF VERMONT
and fifty-nine pounds nine shillings and six pence, that, together
with fifteen pounds he has received, will make the whole sum.
Thos. Chittenden.
To Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer.
Reed. Dec. 28, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, three hundred
and fifty-nine pounds nine shillings and six pence in full of this r.oll.
Per me, Jesse Safford, Capt.
By a mistake in the within roll in the pay of John Averill and
Thos. Read one pound to each man two pounds, which the Treas-
urer is directed to pay.
Thos. Chittenden.
Reed. Dec. 28, 1778 of Ira Allen, Treasurer, two pounds, in
full of this account.
Per me, Jesse Safford, Capt.
[131] \Detachment under Capt. Gideon Ormsby]
Pay Roll of a Detachment of Col. G. Warren's Regiment under
command of Capt. Gideon Ormsby for service done to guard the
frontiers, by order of the Governor and Council — made up at ;^2.10
per month.
Names
When
entered
Whe
dis-
charged
Days
Total
1778
Sergt. Cyprian Eastman
June 5
July 6
22
1.16.8
Dan Kent
22
1.16.8
Corp!. Amos Scott
22
1.16.8
" Abel Bristol
22
1.16.8
David Bates
22
1.16.8
Seth Allen
ik I t
22
1.16.8
Benj. Bears
22
1.16.8
Joshua Cousins
22
1.16.8
German Bullis
a < t
22
1.16.8
Rice Beckwith
22
1.16.8
Jared Boorn
22
1.16.8
Reuben Baker
i . ( t
22
1.16.8
James Palmer
22
1.16.8
Arra Rose
22
1.16.8
Hezek"^ Towsley
22
1.16.8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
7T
When
Names
When
entered
dis-
charged
Days
Total
1778
Jona. Eastman
June 5
July 6
22
1.16.8
Ashbel Sikes
a i (
22
1.16.8
Stephen Eastman
( ( 1 (
22
1.16.8
Selah Harmon
I < a
22
1.16.8
David Noble
.( a
22
1.16.8
Wm. Graves.
it ( (
22
1.16.8
John W. Bostwick
t ( i (
22
1.16.8
Eliphas Warner
. « i(
22
1.16.8
Benj. Monger
11 1 1
22
1.16.8
David Purdy
( i t (
22
1.16 8
Saml. Larafire
< ( a
22
1.16.8
Walter Gage.
June 13
14
1. 3.4
;^48.16.8
Manchester, Nov 2^, 1778. I do certify this roll to be just and
true, without fraud to this State or any individual.
Gideon Orrasby, Capt.
The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Gideon Ormsby, which is forty-
eight pounds sixteen shillings and eight pence.
Thos. Chittenden.
Reed, the 14''' of December 1778 of Ira Allen , Esq. the con-
tents of the above order. Per me,
Gideon Ormsby, Capt.
73
STATE OF VERMONT
[188, see next roll] \Capt. Samuel Robinson's Cotnpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Samuel Robinson's Company of Militia,
under the command of Lt. Col. Eben'' Walbridge, for twenty days
service, commencing 15*^ June, 1778 ending 10*^ July, 1778, both
days included.
^
'hen
When
Com-
No. of
Pay per
month
Names en
tered
left
mence*
days
Total
Be
rvice
service
of pay
paid
1
778
1778
1778
Judah Worden, Serg' Ju
DC 15
July 9
June li
5 24
2.10.0
2. 0.0
Philip Green. do. '
t t (
>< (1
24
2.10.
2. 0.0
Daniel Kinsley do. '
i i (
" 10
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Daniel Wood, Corp' '
( i (
il 1 i
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Christopher Cartwright, do. '
( (>
1 ( i 1
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Jeremiah Clark Jr., " *
1 < (
" 9
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Oziah Perry '
1 (<
<( <<
24
2.10
2. 0.0
John Pooley
C (t
" 10
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Caleb Morgan '
t i (
il il
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Beuben Bennett '
1 ( (
'( t(
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Bussell Weaver '
( i i
ii 1 1
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Tho» Phillips
( 1 <
ii il
*
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Jacob Youngs
1 1 (
1 ( i <
25
2.10
2. 1.8
John Devon '
1 il
<i 1 1
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Anthony Gassy (Coffy) '
t (i
<< il
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Jona. Morgan '
C (i
<i ((
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Elijah Wolcott
( t(
(t (I
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Caleb Reham *
i 1<
ii 1 1
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Simon Antisal '
( < (
(t II
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Joseph Hurd '
( t (
1 i Ik
25
2.10
2. 1.8
James West '
1 <l
" 9
24
2.10
2. 1.8
Seth Bassett '
( <l
(i » (
24
2.10
2. 1.8
Theophilus Harrington
( ( t
" 10
24
2.10
2. 1.8
Nathan Ford
( (1
1 < II
25
2.10
2. 1.8
William Howlit
( <t
" 9
25
2.10
2. 0.0
Eben' Corey
1 t (
11 1 <
24
2.10
2. 0.0
James Bates '
< C(
1 ( 1 <
24
2.10
2. 0.0
John Blakesley '
t (t
<( i 1
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Ira Hawley '
1 1 <
II < 1
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Sam' Follsom '
t ( f
i C II
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Charles Everts '
1 i i
i C i (
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Sam' Griswold
t 1 (
" 10
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Enoch Wood
( (1
II it
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Caleb Clark
( i(
1 C i (
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Tho» Brow Jr. (?)
( (t
i ( II
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Roger Kinsley '
1 1 <
II (>
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Sam' Chapins
( <<
Ii (i
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Erastus Hathaway '
< 1 (
II (1
25
'2.10
2. 1.8
Levi Smith '
C 1 1
II <1
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Asa Graves '
( <t
" 9
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Chauncy Graves (or Chancy '
( 1 (
if i i
t t .
24
2.10
2. 0.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
79
When
When
Com-
No. of
Pay per
Names
entered
left
mence'
days
Total
service
service
of pay
paid
m\j±i vxi
1778
1778
1778
Jasper Olds
June 15
July 9
June 15
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Joseph Lawrence
(1 u
ti 1 1
1 1 11
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Farman (or Hamman) Law-
rence
(1 (1
1 C II
(1 II
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Sylvanus Brown
t k It
l> 11
11 11
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Nathan Salsby
1 ( < t
" 10
11 11
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Eufus Spencer
(( (»
11 (1
11 .1
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Josiah Brig^s
H 1 <
(1 1 (
II 11
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Benaj*^ Webb
1 < <1
Ik 11
li It
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Amasa Ellis (?)
( ( It
i< II
II 11
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Sam' Horsfut
<< <(
II (t
It 1 1
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Sam' Merryman
l> 1 (
" 9
■ 1 11
24
2.1U
2. 0.0
Daniel Hodgkinson
1 < i(
" 10
11 II
25
2.10
2. 1.8
Henry Parker
i i ((
" 9
(1 11
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Aaron Hublall
>< > (
II II
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Peter Averspors
<( II
II II
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Joseph Sweat
■ < (<
11 II
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Jofeeph Congdon
It il
11 11
24
2.10
2. 0.0
Stephen Fuller
II II
1 1 II
24 2. 10
Sum Total-
2. 0.0
-;^12p.l5.0
The foregoing pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without
fraud to any individual or to this State
Test. Samuel Robinson, Capt.
The foregoing pay roll examined and approved and the
Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Samuel Robinson,
which is one hundred and twenty pounds fifteen shillings.
Tho^ Chittenden.
18*^ Dec. 1778. Then received of Ira Allen Esq. the contents
of the above order.
Per me. Sam^ Robinson, Capt.
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83
[113] [ Scouts sent out from Windsor\
B^The State of Vermont D^ to the inhabitants of Windsor for
scouting done from June to September in the year 1778, per 'order
of Eben'' Woods, Major.
Names
Days
Names
Days
Saml. Stow Savage, Lt.
6
Levi Bishop
2
Eben"^ Hoisington, En.
2
Joseph Moulton
2
Elnathan Strong, Sergt.
9
Joshua Slayton
4
Abel iJavis, "
7
Frederick Burnham
2
Matthew Patrick, Corpl.
4
Asa Wooster, Sergt.
1
Thos. Norton
4
Seth Bishop.
1
Eben'' Howard
4
John Lombard
1
Solomon Emmons.
3
Andrew Spear
3
W^ Smead
3
Jeremiah Bishop.
3
Thomas Cooper
2
Matthew Hammon
2
Silas Bannister
2
Jona. Kinsley.
2
Abel Adams
2
71
Steel Smith, Capt.
The committee having examined and adjusted the within ac-
count, find due thereon forty-two pounds twelve shillings.
X42 12 PaulSpooner ) p ee
J^^^-^^-^ Benj. Emmons f '^^"^
To Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer. You are hereby ordered to pay
Capt. Steel Smith the within account, which amounts to forty-two
pounds twelve shillings. Thomas Chittenden.
Reed. Windsor, Oct, 23"^ 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the con-
tents of this account, forty-two pounds twelve shillings.
Per me, Steel Smith.
[247] A Pay Roll of a Scout from Moretown July 1778.
Names
Days
Pr. day
Miles
Miles
Total
John Barron, Capt.
Ebene. Martin, Capt.
Nathl. White, Lt.
10
10
10
6.8
6.8
4.3
80
80
80
4d
4
4
4.13. 4
4.13. 4
3. 9. 2
^^12.15.10
John Barron, Capt.
84
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 24, 1784. The within Pay
Roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer will pay the
contents of the same to Maj. John Barron, for himself and said
scout, being the sum of twelve pounds 15/10 lawful money.
Timo. Brownson ) ^
>■ Committee
Thos. Tolman
Treasurer's Office, Rutland, Oct.
the contents of the above order.
;^12.15,10
29. Reed, of the Treasurer
John Barron.
[26, dupl 369] [A Scout sent out by Capt. John Throop\
A Pay Roll of a Scout sent out by Capt. John Throop in the
service of the United States, by order of Col. Joel Marsh, the 'num-
ber of days being 7, the service done in the month of August and
made up at 12/ per day.
Names
John Winchester Dana
William Wilson
Thomas Vale
Days
7
7
7
Amt.
4. 4.0
4. 4.0
4. 4.0
;^12.12.0
A true account certified by
John Throop. Capt.
Pomfret, Oct. 10, 1778.
The committee appointed to examine accounts, having ex-
amined the within account and adjusted the same at 12/ per day,
find due thereon twelve pounds twelve shillings. Attest.
Paul Spooner | (-Q^^ee
Benj. Emmons )
Windsor, Oct. 22, 1778. To Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer. You
are hereby ordered to pay Capt. Throop the within account, which
is twelve pounds twelve shillings,
Thos. Chittenden
Rec'd Windsor, Oct. 24, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, twelve
pounds twelve shillings in full.
Pr me John Throop.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
85
[261]
[Escort under James Bentley]
A Pay Roll of a Party of Men under the command of James
Bently in taking thirteen Tories in Monkton on their way to
Canada, viz, Benj. Cole, and his party, and for bringing them
before the committee at Neshobe [Brandon] and guarding them to
Ticonderoga,
Names
Comdt. James Bentley
Winchip Hoit
John Bishop
Richard Barnum
Jehiel Gregory
Rood
Philip Foot
Philip Foot, Jr.
William Hopkins
Samuel Blodgett
Sidfous Blodgett
James Bentley, Jr.
Thos. Bentley
Daniel Foot
Israel Everest
Solomon Story
Noah Sperry (or Sheney or Strong)
Elihu Webster
Joseph Barker
Timo, Barker
Jesse Tuttle
Oni Buck
Days
Pr. day
12
0.9.0
1
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
6
0.9.0
6
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9,0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
12
0.9.0
2
0.9.0
5
0.9.0
5
0.9.0
3
0.9.0
0.9.0
5.
0.
5.
5.
5.
8.0
9.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
2.14.0
2,14.0
5. 8,0
5.
0.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
0.18.0
2. 5.0
2. 5.0
1. 7.0
2. 5.0
^90. 9.0
James Bentley, Capt.
Oct. 3, 1778. Then personally appeared James Bentley signer
to the above pay roll, and made solemn oath that the same is
justly and truly charged, without fraud to the public or to any in-
dividual.
Before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov.
86
STATE OF VERMONT
Sir: — Please to pay the within named James Bentley, the con-
tents of the within roll, which is ninety pounds nine shillings.
Thos. Chittenden.
Reed. Arlington, Oct. 3, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, ninety
pounds, nine shillings lawful money, being the contents of the
within Pay Roll.
James Bentley, Capt.
[229]
\Lieut. Joseph Little's Company]
A Pay Roll of Lt. Joseph Little's Company , Col. Marsh's Regi-
ment, Oct. 10, 1778.
Names
Joseph Little, Ist Lt.
Joshua Hallon,2nd "
Jabez Sergeant, Ist. Sergt.
John Bisbee, 2nd. "
Simeon Spencer, 3rd. "
Asa Grout, Ist. Corpl.
James Atwood, private
Nicholas Bragg do
John Cass
David Chubb
"Wm. Dovener
Moses Gile, Jr.
Abner Gile
Nathan Gile
Samuel Hoar
George Hall, Jr.
John Hall
Combs House
Orsamus Holmes
Wm. Kellogg
Wm. McClellan
Jeram. Powers '
Jesse Richardson
Amos Sargeant
Joseph Wright
Ezra Sargeants, 2nd Corpl.
Time of
In service
When
Pr.
month
engage-
ment
dis-
charged
Mos.
Days
Aug. 16
21
Oct. 5
3. 2.0
( a
1
21
3. 2.0
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1
21
2.10
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1
21
2.10
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21
2.10
( ( i
21
2.10
» <{
1
21
2.10
t <t
2.10
< <t
21
2.10
1 1 (
21
2.10
1 ti
21
2.10
i ((
21
2.10
1 i t
21
2.10
i i(
21
2.10
^ ( «
21
2.10
1 ( (
21
2.10
( ( (
21
2.10
1 >i
21
2.10
< i (
23
1.13.4
t ((
21
1.15
( 1 <
21
2.10
1 (t
21
1.15
i i i
23
1.13.4
• Cl
21
2.10
< i(
21
2.10
1 i .
21
2.10
Total
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
2.10.0
4. 5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.
5.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
.0
.0
5.0
5.0
.0
.0
1.13.4
1.15.0
4. 5.0
1.15.0
1.18.4
4. 5.0
4. 5.0
4. 5.0
;^90.11.8
Test. Joseph Little, Lieut.
State of Vermont: In Council. Windsor, 12th Oct. 1778. The
within Pay Roll examined and accepted, and Ira Allen Esq. Treas-
urer of this State is hereby required to pay the same amounting to
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
87
ninety pounds eleven shillings and eight pence to Lieut, Joseph
Little or order, on demand.
Pr. Thos. Chittenden.
Springfield, Oct. 10, 1778. Mr. Ira Allen, Sir, Please to pay
to Lieut. Samuel Scott the contents of this pay roll and you will
oblige. Your humble servant.
Joseph Little, Lieut.
Reed. Windsor. March 12, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, ninety
pounds eleven shillings and eight pence in full of the above ac-
count, for and in behalf of Lt. Little.
;!^90.11.8 Pr. me, Samuel Scott.
[262] [Scoufs se?it out froin Woodstock^
A Roll of the Men's Names the [who] Scouted from Wood-
stock in the year 1778.
Men's Names
Days
Men's Names
Days
Billy Gray
Jona. Kingsley
Timothy Knox
5
5
5
Sylvanus Bennett
Seth Fuller
Oliver Williams
4
4
5
28 days.
The above men found themselves [during] the time out [from]
Woodstock.
Oct. 17, 1778. Phineas Williams, Capt. ,
of said Town.
28 days at 12/ per day makes ^16.16.0
Your committee appointed to settle and adjust accounts, have
perused the within account and adjusted the same at 12/ per day,
do find due on the same ^16.16.0
Attest, Paul Spooner \ Q^jj^ee
Benj. Emmons [
To Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer: You are hereby directed to
pay Capt. Phineas Williams the within account, being ^16.16.0
Thos. Chittenden.
Reed. Windsor, Oct. 22, 1778, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, sixteen
pounds sixteen shillings.
Per me, Phineas Williams.
88
STATE OF VERMONT
[260]
[Capt. Joseph Briggs' Company^
A Pay Roll of Capt. Joseph Brigg's Company of Militia, while
in service of the United States of America, commencing the 1st.
day of October, 1778 and ending the 24th. of November 1778.
When
When
Pr.
month
Names
entered
service
dis-
charged
Days
Total
"William Bates
Oct. Ist
Nov.
24
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Lemuel Hubbell
(( 1 (
1 (
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Winslow Perry
(( ( (
1 <
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Joseph Andrews (or Anseres)
1 > 1 1
( 1
(1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Jed'' [Judah?] Morrill
(( (1
1 c
<c
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Caleb Fitch
(1 (<
(1
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Moses Rice
<( 1 (
II
11
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Caleb Matteson
C( 11
<1
C 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Nathan Ford
• ( "
11
(1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Ebene. Corey
( ( (C
l<
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
John Foster
1 ( (I
C (
11
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Reuben Alebone (or Asebone)
( ( (1
11
<>
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Seises Brookings
1 ( tl
1 1
(1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Elnathan Hunt
C( ((
'i
l<
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Daniel Baker
(« (1
(C
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Joseph (Jacob) Barnhart (Barn-
hard)
l( <<
II
<c
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Lemuel Bottum
1 i it
<•
(1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Eliakim Perrey
<1 ((
II
.1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
John Porter
ti a
l(
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
George Baker
a <t
It
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Seth Rice
( C ( (
1 c
II
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Samuel Rynderls
(C 1(
II
1 (
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Theophilus Whealey
<i ti
II
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2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Reuben Bennet
n n
1 c
f 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Jehel Hurd
(1 (1
(C
1 c
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Silas Bennet
(< ii
<<
II
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
William Henry
(t 1 1
II
II
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Stephen Homes
(( (1
(1
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
John Potter
C( 11
11
1 c
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Joseph Beman
\i ((
11
il
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Edward Ball
1 < ((
1 (
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
George Parker
( ( (1
II
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2.10.0
54
4.10.0
James West
C( II
<l
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Roger (Bagger ?) Ladd
11 1 <
<1
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Isaac Andias
1 ( (1
1 1
1 1
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
William Poppel
1 < II
<l
II
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Darius Moons
<< <l
1 <
<c
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Jacob Donon
1 < 1 (
<l
1 .
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Jonathan Morgain
(1 (1
II
11
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Alfred Hathaway
11 II
II
it
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Daniel Beman
1 ( If
<l
<l
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Edward Gibben
1 ( CI
11
1 c
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
89
When
When
Pr.
month
Names
entered
dis-
Days
Total
service
charged
Thomas Brown
Oct. Ist
Nov. 24
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Joseph Wilebond
(i <i
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Benj. Carpenter
li tc
2.10-0
54
4.10.0
William Williamson
1 i 1 <
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Onesimus Risden
<( t(
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Alexander Potter
f i i(
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Stephen Sand
ti <(
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Wm. Selleck
ft I (
2.10.0
54
4.10.0
Wm. Aylesworth
Nov. 2
2.10.0
33
2.15.0
Jacob Hawley
. ( ft
2.10.0
33
2.15.0
Billings Starkweather
Oct. 28
2.10.0
28
2. 6.8
Isaac Grover
11 i(
2.10.0
28
2. 6.8
Barnet West
1 < t<
2.10.0
28
2. 6.8
;^237.10.0
The foregoing Pay Roll is just and true in all its parts, with-
out fraud to the public or any individual.
Joseph Briggs, Capt.
The foregoing Pay Roll examined and approved, and the
Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Joseph Briggs which
is two hundred and thirty-seven pounds ten shillings.
Thos. Chittenden.
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order. Per
Jos. Briggs, Capt.
me,
December 1778.
;^237.10.0
[70] \^fJeut. Solomon Sopers Company\
A Pay Roll of Lieut. Solomon Soper's Company of Militia for
service done the United States in the months of October and
November, 1778.
Names
Entered
Discharged
Days
Amount
John Roberts
Dan Allen
Pliny Smith
John Sabins
Reuben Stoddard
Nathl. Smith
Oct. 7. 1778
( ( if
( i ( f
( ( ( L
i i ( (
Nov. 20, 1778
45
45
45
45
45
45
3.15.0
3.15
3.15
3.15
3.15
3 15
90
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Entered
Discharged
Days
Amount
Daniel Ray
Oct. 7, 1778
Nov. 20, 1778
45
3.15
Jeremiah Parker
(( ( (
45
3.15
Elijah Barton
• i it
45
3.15
James Woodward
45
3.15
Jesse Graves
45
3.15
Hammon Lawrence
45
3.15
Daniel Forbish
45
3.15
William Graves
45
3.15
Felix Menter
45
3.15
Ichabod Dim mock
45
3.15
Benjamin Bosto
45
3.15
George Gage
t
45
3.15
Samuel Bailey
45
3.15
Peter Powers
( t I
45
3.15
John Seely
(» ( i
45
3.15
^78.15
The above pay roll is just and true in all its parts.
Solomon Soper.
The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is ordered to pay the same to Lt. Solomon Soper, which is seventy-
eight pounds fifteen shillings. Thos. Chittenden
19th Dec. 1778. Then received of the Treasurer the contents
of the above order.
Pr. me, Solomon Soper.
[62]
[Captain Gideon Ormsby's Coinpa7iy\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Gideon Ormsby's Company in Col.
Warren's Regiment of Militia for service done the State of Vermont
on alarm to the Northward, Nov 1778 at _;2^2.10.0 per month.
Names
Thomas Barney
Robert Loggan
John Smith
Danl. Purdy
When
entered
service
Nov 7
When
dis-
charged
Nov 14
Days in
service
Amt. of
pay
0.13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
91
Names
When
entered
When
dis-
Days in
Amt. of
service
charged
service
pay
Peletiah Soper
Nov 7
Nov 14
8
13.4
Abel Bristol
13.4
William Bedel
13.4
William Dye
13.4
Rice Beckwith
13.4
Truman Powell
13.4
Christopher Roberts
13.4
Peter French
13.4
Reuben Purdy
13.4
Jona. Orrasby
13.4
George Olds
13.4
Stephen Harrick
13.4
John Roberts
13.4
Obadiah Allen
13.4
Stephen Smith
13.4
Gideon Barber
13.4
Jacob Odle
13.4
Phelix Powel
13.4
Joel Rose
13.4
Barnet Boorn
13.4
James Vaughn
13.4
Timoy Soper
13.4
Jesse Sawyer
4 (
13.4
Zadock Everest
13.4
Peleg Sutherland
Nov 8
7
11.8
Wallace Sutherland
( ,
11.8
Isaac Whelpley
11.8
^20.8.4
Manchester, Dec 28. 1778. I do certify on honor that the
within pay roll is just and true in regard to the state of the subjects,
error of the pen excepted.
Gideon Ormsby, Capt.
The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is ordered to pay the same which is twenty pounds eight shillings
and four pence. Thos. Chittenden.
29th Dec. 1778. Rec*^ the contents of the above order.
Per me,
Gideon Ormsbee, Capt.
I
92
STATE OF VERMONT
[109]
[Detachment under Capt. Stephen Calkins\
A Pay Roll of a Detachment under the command of Capt.
Stephen Calkins for service done to assist Major Whitcomb. Nov.
1778, made up at two pounds ten shillings per man per month.
TV.T
Entere
;d When
■r-~v
Names
servic
e discharged
Days
Total
1778
Sergt. Daniel Bromley-
Nov.
S Nov. 13
8
0.13.4
Luther Colvin
( t ( t (
8
0.13.4
" Jona. Sprague
( 1 ( ((
8
0.13.4
" Joseph Day
( < t 1 1
8
0.13.4
Andrew Barton
t t ( 1' (
8
0.13.4
Jonathan Sealy
I 1( u
8
0.13.4
Richard Latten
< (( It
8
0.13.4
Roger Williams
( ( < ( (
8,
0.13.4
Peter Wilber
t (1 t (
8
0.13.4
Richard Smith
> « ( ( (
8
0.13.4
Zebina Day
I 1 ( 1 (
8
0.13.4
Ezekiel Miles
Nov 10
5
0. 8.4
Bethuel Bromley
t t ( i i
5
1. 8.4
Stephen Williams
( f ( ( (
5
1. 8.4
George Rounds
Nov. 1
2
0. 3.4
John Gaige
( ( ( k (
3
0. 3.4
Amos Colvin
i (( ( (
2
0. 3.4
Isaac Gaige
t (( t (
2
0. 3.4
^9. 5.0
March 3, 1779. The within payroll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Col. Warren, which
is nine pounds five shillings.
To Ira Allen, Esq. Thos. Chittenden
April 15, 1779.
of the above order.
Then received of the Treasurer the contents
Per me,
Gideon Warren.
^9.5
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
93
[359]
\Capt. John Smith's Company^
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Smith's Company in Col. Warren's
Reg^iment of Militia in the service of this and the United States,
commencing Nov. 7, 1778, ending 13*^, both days included.
Names
Nathan Pratt
Gideon Watkens (Walker)
Saml. Williams
Daniel Washburn
Thos. Hale
Ashbel Cook
Daniel Squire
Joseph Sacket
Eben^ Cook
David Tuttle
John Forbes
Josiah Hale
Joel Foster
Sylvanus Brown
Frederick Cushman
Stephen Williams
Amos Hiams (Hiamo)
Asa Fuller
Daniel Greeno
Isaac Cushman
Jesse Kicter
Gershom Beach
Noah Beach
Days
I
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
IV
i
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
pr
month
3.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
Total
0.11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
ILIO
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
11.10
£ 13.12.2
Asa Fuller, Lieut.
Jan^ 28, 1779. The within pay roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is thirteen
pounds twelve and two pence.
Thos. Chittenden.
Date above reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer the contents of the
above order, which is thirteen pounds twelve shillings and two
pence. P' nie, James Claghorn.
94
STATE OF VERMONT
[318] \Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company in Col.
Gideon Warren's Regiment of Militia in service of the United
States of America, from the 7th day of November until the 14th.
day of the same month, in the year 1778.
p.
month
Ea-
Amount
Names
Enterec
i Left
Days
tions
of
Total
due
wages
1778
1778.
James Brookins
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
0.14. 6.2
William Ward
a »i
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Nathl. Smith
{( w
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
John Tilden
<< >i
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Johii Ashley
(1 ((
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Eben' Hyde
4 t . (
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Thomas Ashley
(t <l
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Joseph Craw
a (t
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
LeviThacher
it i(
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Leml. Hyde
1 ( 1 (
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Saml. Allen
> < (<
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Seth Craw
<« •<
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13-4
14. 6.2
Saml. Church
<i <i
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
John How
(' ' '
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.3
Elijah Owen, Jr.
i( ( (
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Elisha Owen
(t ( (
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
John Smith
( « a
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Daniel Headdy.
Kl 11
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Israel Thomas
(1 (1
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Absalom Baker
11 a
" 14
8
2.10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Eben"^ Kellogg
»i 11
" 14
8
2 10.0
2
13.4
14. 6.2
Heber Allen
11 Ci
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
ti.8
7.10.2
John Grant
11 K
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
James. Smith
(1 n
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
Saml. Fletcher
i( 1>
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
Thomas Goodwin
11 11
'« 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
Elisha Ashley
<1 11
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
W" Ashley
11 11
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
Peter How
11 1 <
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
John Meacham
(1 11
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
Benj. Higgins
<1 1 (
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
Silas How
1 ( 1 <
" 10
4
2.10.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
Eben"- Thomas
1 ( 1 <
" 10
4
2.10.0
;^18. 0.0
2
6.8
7.10.2
^19.19.10.2
James Brookins, Lieut.
Arlington, Jan. 27, 1779. The within pay roll examined and
the amount of wages approved and the Treasurer is directed to
pay the same to Col. Warren or Lt. Brookins, which is eighteen
pounds, lawful money. Thos. Chittenden.
Received, Jan. 27, 1779, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, eighteen
pounds lawful money. Gideon Warren.
^18.0.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
95
[378]
[Captain John Stafford's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Spafford's Company in Col. Gideon War-
ren's Regt. of Militia in the service of this and the United States,
commencing Nov. 7, 1778, and ending the 13''' of the same month,
both days included.
Names
When
entered
the
When
left the
service
Days
P^
month
Total
service
1778
John Pier, Clerk.
Nov. 7
Nov
13
7
;^2.10
0.11.8
John Train. V^ Sergt.
<i <4
i <
7
2.10
.8
Daniel Adams, %^ do.
it < C
16
10
2.10
.8
Zephaniah White, S** do.
1 ( it
13
7
2.10
.8
William Joiner, Corpl.
( < ( (
16
10
2.10
.8
Benj. Coy
t» < c
13
7
2.10
.8
Cyrus Chapman, Drmr.
(( C(
>i
i
2.10
.8
Silas Bingham
<( C(
(C
7
2.10
.8
Zorostus Fitch
* < <<
( (
7
2.10
.8
Thos. Hutcheson
( < t <
1(
7
2.10
8
Ozym Brewster
<< u
(t
7
2.10
8
Darius Chipman
(( (i
( (
7
2.10
8
Elisha Smith
« ( t (
((
7
2.10
8
Abel White
t( ( <
( <
7
2.10
8
Solomon Wood
(t ((
16
10
2.10
8
Stephen Royce
<t 1 1
13
7
2.10
8
Phares Royce
4 ( t (
i(
7
2.10
8
Eliphas Brewster •
( C < (
t (
7
2.10
8
Edward Turner
( ( a
16
10
2.10
8
Daniel Haskin
a ( t
( <
10
2.10
8
Job Spafford
CC <(
13
7
2.10
8
Luther Fillmore
li ((
16
10
2.10
8
Jeremiah Jones
ii ( k
((
10
2.10
8
Andrews Carner
l< X
13
7
2.10
8
Jedediah Barton
ii > (
((
7
2.10
8
;^16.6.
8
A true roll per me, John Spafford, Capt.
March the 3*^, 1779. The within pay roll examined and ap-
proved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Col. War-
ren, which is sixteen pounds six shillings and eight pence.
To Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer. ' Thos. Chittenden,
April 15, 1779.
of the above order.
;^16.6 8
Then received of the Treasurer the contents
Per me,
Gideon Warren.
96
STATE OF VERMONT
[308]
\Capt. Thomas Sawyer s Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Company in Col. Gideon
Warren's Regiment of Militia under the command of Levi Colvin,
Ensign, in the service of this, and the United States, commencing
Nov. 7, 1778, ending as entered in column 8, both days included.
Names
Enterec
service
i Dis-
charged
Pr.
month
Days
Total
George Shearman, 1st sergt.
Nov. 7
Nov. 15
2.10.0
9
0.15.0
James Rounds, 2 "
( 1 <
2.10.0
9
0.15.0
Nathan Rice, 3 "
1 1 (
2.10
9
0.15.0
Job Chatsey, Corpl.
( (1
2.10
9
0.15.0
Niles Higingbotham
( n
2.10
9
0.15.0
Jonathan Wood
1 ((
2.10
9
0.15.0
John Collins
( <t
2.10
9
0.15.0
Thomas Tuttle
t t(
2.10
9
0.15.0
Oliver Arnold
i n
2.10
9
0.15.0
Philip Briggs
i <1
2.10
9
0.15.0
Saml. Green
1 1 (
2.10
9
0.15.0
Obadiah Edmunds
( a
2.10
9
0.15.0
James Edmonds
< <<
2.10
9
0.15.0
James Ghatsey
( ( t
2.10
9
0.15.0
Stephen Robinson
( i i
2.10
9
0.15.0
Daniel Colvin
t it
2.10
9
0.15.0
Nathan Daniels
' 18
2.10
12
0. 0.0
Jesse Place
• 15
2.10
9
0.15.0
Caleb Angelo
C ( i
2.10
9
0.15.0
Nathan Lee
i t t
2.10
9
0.15.0
Nedebiah Angell
' 11
2.10
5
0. 8.4
v'Peter Eddy
i It
2.10
5
0. 8.4
Joseph Congel
( it
2.10
5
0. 8.4
Phones Rice
i a
2.10
5
0. 8.4
Silas Whitney, Jr.
i ( t
2.10
5
0. 8.4
Jacob Ratts (.or Rutts)
' 16
2.10
10
0.16.8
John Squire
( ((
2.10
10
0.16.8
Andrew Potter
( ((
2.10
10
0.16.8
Simson White
" "
( 1 (
2.10
10
0.16.8
David Miles
a ((
( 1 (
2.10
10
0.16.8
^C 21.10.0
The above is a true roll, according to the best of my knowl-
edge. Attest. Levi Colvin, Ensign.
Jan. 28, 1779. The within pay roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is twenty-one
pounds ten shillings. Thos. Chittenden.
Date above reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the
above order, which is twenty-one pounds ten shillings.
^{^21.10.0 Per me James Claghorn.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
97
[112, dupl 289] [Copt. Simeon Wrig/ifs Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's Company in Col. Warren's
Rejjiment of Militia in the service of this and the United States,
commencing 7"' of November, 1778, ending 13"', both days in-
cluded.
Names
Days
Wages per
month
Total
Solomon Purdy
7
2.10.0
0.11.8
Elisha Wright
7
2.10.0
11.8
Abner Mead
7
2.10
11.8
Benj. Johnson
7
2.10
11.8
Simeon Wright
7
2.10
11.8
John Sutherland
7
2.10
11.8
Amasa Blanchard
7
2.10
11.8
Silas Smith
7
2.10
11.8
Joel Roberts
7
2.10
11.8
Neheraiah Whipple
7
2.10
11.8
Benj. Whipple
7
2.10
11.8
David Kingsley
7
2.10
11.8
James Southerland
7
2.10
11.8
Wait Wright
7
2.10
11.8
Stephen Mead
7
2.10
11.8
Isaac Mead
7
2.10
11.8
Brewster Higley
7
2.10
11.8
Benedic Alford
7
2.10
11.8
James Hinman
7
2.10
11.8
Moses Pratt
7
2.10
11.8
Joshua Pratt '
7
2.10
11.8
Abel Wright
7
2.10
11.8
;^ 12.16 8
Simeon Wright, Capt.
January 28, 1779. The within payroll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is twelve
pounds sixteen shillings.
Thos. Chittenden.
Date above, reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the
above order, which is twelve pounds sixteen shillings.
^12.16.8 Per me, James Claghorn.
[7]
98
STATE OF VERMONT
[113] \Capt. Abraham UnderhilV s Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Abraham UnderhiU's company and Col.
Warren"s Regiment of Militia for service done to guard the frontiers,
by order of the Governor and Council.
Names
When
en-
tered
1778
When
dis-
charged
1778
Days
in
service
Pay
per
month
Total
Capt. Abraham Underbill
Nov.
7 Nov. 14
8
2.10
13.4
Lt. Richard Dunning
8
2.10
13.4
Ensign Ephraim Reynolds
Sergt. Nathan Manley
8
8
2.10
2.10
13.4
13.4
David Curtis
8
2.10
13.4
Corpl. Dan Kent
" '
8
2.10
13.4
"' W™ Manley
8
2.10
13 4
David Towsley
5
2.10
8.
John Farwell
8
2.10
13.4
Moses Kent
8
2.10
13.4
Titus Sikes
8
2.10
13.4
Joseph Sheldon
5
2.10
13.4
Isaac Underbill
8
2.10
13.4
Jacob Wheeler
I < <
8
13.4
John Gray
Abijah Dunning
James Willcoxs
8
8
8
13.4
13.4
13.4
Timothy Mills
5
8.
Joseph Ingley
Peter Roberts
5
5
8.
8.
John Manley
Noah Morse
, . ,
8
8
13.4
13.4
Corp. Joshua Cousens
8
13.4
* , \
£ 13.14.8
The above pay roll is just and true, without any fraud or
deceit, whatsoever. Test, Abraham Underbill.
The w^ithin pay roll is examined and approved, and the
Treasurer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Underbill, which is
thirteen pounds fourteen shillings and eight pence.
Feb. 13, 1779. Thomas Chittenden.
Reed. Feb. 13, 1779, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, thirteen pounds
fourteen shillings and eight pence, in full,
Abra. Underbill, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
99
[155]
\^Lieut. Abraham Ives' Companyl
A Pay Roll of Lieut. Abraham Ives' Company in Col. Gideon
Warren's Regiment of Militia in the service of this State, commenc-
ing Nov. 7, 1778, ending the 13"" of the same month, both days
included.
Names
Entered
Left
Days
p.
month
Total
Lt. Abraham Ives
Nov. 7
Nov. 13
7
2.10..0
0.12.6
En. Abraham Jackson
i ( it
7
2.10.0
12.6
Jedediah Jackson
7
2.10.0
12.6
Jonah Ives
7
2.10.0
12.6
Asabel Jackson
7
2.10.0
12.6
Reuben Ives
7
2.10.0
12.6
Edward Bumpus
7
2.10.0
12.6
Joseph Benson
7
2.10.0
12.6
Amos Ives
7
2.10.0
12.6
Edmund Clark
7
2.10.0
12.6
Danl. Bradley
7
2.10.0
12.6
George Richmond
7
2.10.0
12.6
Goodyear Clark
7
2.10.0
12.6
Jotham Ives
7
2.10.0
12.6
Benj. Bradley
7
2.10.0
12.6
Hezekiah Rodes
7
2.10.0
12.6
John Clark
'
2.10.0
12.6
James Bumpus
7
2.10.0
12.6
Edward Allen
7
2.10.0
12.6
Ephraim Andrews
'
7
2.10.0
12.6
^12.10.0
Abraham Ives, Lieut.
Manchester, 22^^ Oct. 1779. The above named Abraham Ives
personally appearing before me, made oath to the above pay roll
as a true one. Samuel Fletcher, Asst.
In Council, Manchester, Oct. 22<^ 1779. The within pay roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same, which is twelve pounds ten shillings lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden.
Date above, reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, twelve pounds ten
shillings.
^12.10 Abraham Ives.
100
STATE OF VERMONT
[296]
\Capt. Tehan Noble s Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Tehan Noble's Company and Col. Warren's
Reg'iment of Militia for service done to defend Frontiers, by order
of the Governor & council.
When
When
Names
entered dis-
service charged
Days
Amount
of pay
N
1778
Capt. Tehan Noble
Nov. 7 Nov. 13
7
11.8
Lt. Enoch Eastman
7
11.8
En. Moses Robinson
7
11.8
Sergt. Joseph Leavitt
7
11.8
Seth Hermon
7
11.8
'' Cyprian Eastman
7
11.8
" William Hurlburt
7
11.8
Corpl. Amos Scott
7
11.8
*' Oliver Hermon
7
11.8
'• Cyrenus Dewey
7
11.8
Josiah Risdon
7
11.8
Hezekiah Towsley
7
11.8
Reuben Farnsworth
7
11.8
Ashbel Sikes
7
11.8
Oliver Scott
7
11.8
Stephen Eastman
7
11.8
David Brade
7
11.8
Nathl Smith
7
11.8
Eben-- Hubbard (Hulbard?)
7
11.8
Eben^ Smith
7
11.8
Pelatiah Dewey
7
11.8
Sele Hermon
7
11.8
Martin Hermon
7
11.8
Luke Noble
7
11.8
Amos Hermon
7
11.8
Jona. Hays
7
11.8
Abdiel Webster
7
11.8
Joel Shelden
3
5.0
Jona. Eastman
3
5.0
£ 16. 5.0
The foregoing pay roll is just and true, without fraud to the
State, or any individual. Test, Abra. Underbill.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
101
The within Pay Roll examined and approved, and the Treas-
urer is ordered to pay the same to Capt. Tehan Noble, or Capt.
Abraham Underbill, which is sixteen pounds five shillings.
13th Feb. 1779. . Thos. Chittenden.
Reed. Feb. 13, 1779 of Tra Allen, Treasurer, sixteen pounds
five shillings, for and in behalf of Capt, Noble,
^16.5.0 per me, Abr. Underbill, Capt.
[181] [^Capt. Ephraim Buelfs Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Buel's Company in Col. Warren's Regi-
ment of militia in the service of this and the United States, com-
mencing Nov. 8, ending 13^^ 1778, both days included.
Names
^ Days
P'' month
Total
John Eaton
6
2.10.0
10.0
Azariah Banchard
6
2.10.
10.
Eli Cogsell
6
2. 10.
10.
Alpheus Hall
6
2.10.
10.
John Moulton
6
2.10.
10.
Gershom Moullon
6
2.10.
10.
Nehemiah Hoyt
6
2.10.
10.
Araunah Woodward
6
2. 10.
10.
Sam' Moulton
6
2.10.
10.
Sam' Moulton, Jr.
6
2.10.
10.
Benj. Bennet
6
2.10.
10.
Peter Ccgsell '
6
2.10.
10.
Charles Blinn ' •
6
2.10.
10.
Elias Hall
6
2.10.
10.
Richard Bentley
6
2.10.
10.
Perez Sturtevant
6
2.10.
10.
William Bogue
6
2.10.
10.
Elisha Killam
6
2.10.
10.
^9. 0.0
Test. Eph"" Buell, Capt.
Jan. 28, 1779, The within pay roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is ordered to pay the same, which is nine pounds.
Tho^ Chittenden.
Date above, reed of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the
above order, which is nine pounds
^9.0.0 Pr me, James Claghorn
102
STATE OF VERMONT
[24] \Capt, Benjamin Cooky's Conipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Cooley's Company in Col. Warren's Reg:i-
ment of Militia in the service of this and the United States, com-
mencing Nov. 8, 1778. ending-13th, both days included.
Names
No. days
Wages per
month
Total
Richardson
6
2.10.0
0.10.0
James Ewings
2.10.0
0.10.0
Silas Mosur
2.10.0
0.10.0
Gideon Cooley
0.10.0
Eben'' Drury
0.10.0
Edward Owens
0.10.0
Neh*" Hopkins
0.10.0
Ashbel Hopkins
0.10.0
Eben'' Lyman
0.10.0
Saml. Ellsworth
0.10.0
Israel Ellsworth
0.10.0
Hopkins Rowley
0.10.0
Sidias Blodgett
0.10.0
Benj. Stevens
0.10.0
Eph™ Stevens
0.10.0
Aaron Persons
t
0.10.0
£'^. 0.0
Benjamin Cooley, Capt.
Jany 28, 1779. The within pay roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same which is eight pounds.
Thos. Chittenden.
Date above, rec'd of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the
above, which is eight pounds.
^8.0.0 James Claghorn.
[330, see p. 97] \Capt. Simeon JVrig/zt]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's in Col. Gideon Warren's
Regiment of Militia for a Scout to Paul Moors' in Nov. 1778.
Names
Days
Miles
Sub-
sistence
pr. day
Total
Simeon Wright, Capt.
John Sutherland, Lt.
8
8
30
30
1.8
0.8
3.6.0
2.3.0
^5.9.0
Simeon Wright, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
103
Pay Table Office, August 4, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Simeon Wright or bearer, being five pounds nine shillings
lawful money. John Fassett ) Committee
Timo. Brownson \
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order. Simeon Wright.
^5.9.0
[144, see next roll] \_Lieut. Jonathan Scott's Compatty]
A Pay Roll of Lieut. Jona. Scott's Company, raised out of
the Militia for to guard the Continental Stores in Bennington, en-
gaged and discharged at different times, from June 30, 1778 to
January 4, 1779 both days included.
Names
Matthew Scott, Sergt.
Caleb Morgan, Corpl.
Daniel Braman
Thomas Brown, Jr.
Saml. Brown
Eben'" Spencer
Wheeler Branch
Benj. Herwood
Eleazer Cushman
James Greenslit
John Totman
Masa Branch
Walter Cady
John Taylor
Saml. Jewett
Benj. Thorp
Joseph Morgan
Martin Follett
Entered
July
Aug.
Sept
Oct.
« (
4
( .
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20
20
1
1
1
19
19
3
3
3
3
6
4
13
13
Dis-
charged
J any
Dec.
Jan.
4
4
31
Dec.
31
Jan. 4
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
31
4
31
Days
184
184
164
164
157
157
126
108
108
89
89
89
93
90
92
73
89
79
Wages
per
dav
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
14
1.4
1.4
1.4
Total
12. 5.4
12. 5.4
10.18.8
10.18.8
10. 9.4
10.
8.
7.
7.
9.4
8
4
4
5.18.8
5.18.8
5.18.8
6. 4.0
6. 0.0
6. 2.8
5. 5.4
5.10.8
5. 5.4
^142. 6.8
The above pay roll is just and true in all its parts, without
fraud to the public or any individual.
Test, Jona. Scott, Lieut.
The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
104
STATE OF VERMONT
is directed to pay the same, which is one hundred forty-two pounds
six shillings and eight pence.
12th Feb. 1779. Thos. Chittenden
Reed. Feb 12, 1779, of Ira Allen, Treasurer one hundred forty-
two pounds six shillings and eight pence, in full.
^142.6.8 Jona. Scott, Lieut.
[60, see preceding roll] \^Lieut. Jonathan Scoffs Company']
A Pay Roll of Lieut. Jona. Scott's Company in Col. Saml.
Herrick's Regiment of Militia in the Service of the American
United States raised for the purpose of guarding the public stores
in Bennington by order of Gen. Stark to his Excellency Gov. Chit-
tenden, engaged and discharged at several different times from
June 30, 1778 to Jan. 4, 1779.
When
When
Days
Pay
Subsis-
Total of
Names and Rank
entered
dis-
m
per
tence
wages and
1 •
service
missed
Jan. 4
ser-
vice
day
money
subsis-
tence
Jonath" Scott, Lt.
June 30
189
0.5.4
10.18.0
69. 6.
Matthew Scott, Ser^t.
July 4
" 4
184
1.7
14.14.41
Caleb Morgan, Corpl.
.. 4
" 4
184
1.5
13. 9.10
Daniel Beaman
" 20
Dec. 31
164
1.4
10.18. 8
Thomas Brown, Jr.
" 20
" 31
164
1.4
10.18. 8
Saml. Brown
Aug. 1
Jan. 4
157
1.4
10. 9. 4
Eben' Spencer
" 1
" 4
157
1.4
10. 9. 4
Whealer Branch
Sep. 1
" 4
120
1.4
8. 8.
Benj. Herwood
" 19
" 4
108
1.4
7. 4.
Eleazer Cushman
" 19
" 4
108
1.4
7. 4.
James Greenslitt
Oct. -6
Dec. 31
89
1.4
5.18. 8
John Totman
" 3
" 31
89
1.4
5.18. 8
Maasa Branch
" 3
" 31
89
1.4
5.18. 8
Walter Cady
" 6
Jan 4
93
1.4
6. 4.
John Taylor .
" 4
•' 4
90
1.4
6. 0.
Saml. Jewett
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92
1.4
6. 2. 8
Benjn. Sharp
" 13
Dec. 31
79
1.4
5. 5. 4
Jos. Morgan
" 13
Jan 4
83
1.4
5.10. 8
Martin FoUett
" 13
1
Dec 31
79
1.4
3. 4. 4
;^215. 6. 3
Saml. Herrick, Col.
Bennington, May 10, 1779. Personally appeared before me the
above named Jonathan Scott and made solemn oath that the above
pay roll is made out bone fide and that the several sums therein ex-
hibited are just, and that he has never received any satisfaction
therefor, directly or indirectly.
Jonas Fay, Justice of Peace.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
105
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, May 18, 1786. The within pay
roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the contents, it being two hundred and fifteen pounds six shillings
and three pence continental money to Noah Smith Esq. Paymaster G.
;^215.6.3
Timo. Brownson ^ _.,.
c 1 TD ►ivt r Committee.
Saml. Barrlit
Sunderland, May 19, 1786. Received of the Treasurer the con-
tents of the above order. Noah Smith.
Bennington, 11th July 1780. Reed, of Noah Smith Esq.
^215.6.3 lawful money in Continental money, being the full of the
within pay roll.
Jonathan Scott, Lt.
[53]
[^Capt. John Smith's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Smith's Company of Militia in Col.
Warren's Regiment in the service of this State, commencing the
3rd and ending the 28th of February 1779, both days included.
Names
When
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When
left
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service
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wages
sistence
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Feb 3d.
Feb 28
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
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1 (
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do
do
Gideon Scarls
k I
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do
do
Amos Ives
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do
do
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1 (
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do
do
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do
do
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do
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do
do
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do
do
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do
do
Elijah Goodwin
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do
do
do
John White
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do
do
do
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Hammon Lawrence
Feb 3d.
Feb 28
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Thos. Lyon
do
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Asbel Hopkins
do
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Luther Drury
do
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Reuben Baker
do
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Joshua Colvin
do
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Elijah Grandy
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Gurnsey Roots
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Attest,
John Smith, Capt.
Windsor, June 3, 1779. The within payroll examined and ap-
proved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which is
eighty-three pounds four shillings.
Thos. Chittenden.
Received, date above eighty-three pounds four shillings in full
for and in behalf of Capt. Smith.
Per me, Joseph Bowker.
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113
[172]
\Capt. John G. Bay ley's Company'\
Pay Roll of Capt. John G. Bayley's Company in Newbury for
guarding- and scouting from April 1777 to May 1779, under com-
mand of Col, Peter Olcott.
Names
Months
Days
Pay per
month
Sum total
John Gid. Bayley, Capt.
^13.
£^'
Nath' Merrill, Lt.
14
8.
7.18 4
Jo' Chamberlin, 2^^'' Lt.
8.
5. 8.
Tho' Hibbard, Serg'
2.8.
2. 8.
Sam' Eaton do
2.8.
2. 8.
Peter Johnson do
2.8.
2. 8.
Er Chamberlin do
2.8
2. 8.
Elihu Johnson
2.
2.
Abiel Chamberlin
2.
2.
Joseph Wilson
2.
2.
Josiah Page
2.
2.
Timo>' Sargent
2.
2.
John Baird
2.
Sylvanus Heath
2.
2.
Jacob Bayley, Jr
2.
2.
James Bayley
2.
2.
Joshua Bayley
2.
2.
Nath' Chamberlin
2.
2.
Asher Chamberlin
2.
2.
Moses Chamberlin
2.
2.
Silas Chamberlin
2.
2.
Jacob Fowler
2.
2.
Jacob Gates
20
2.
2. 6.8
Sam' Had ley
2.
2
W'" Johnstone
2.
2.
Moses Kelly
20
2.
1. 6.8
Neh. Lovewell
19
2.
1. 5.4
Neh. Lovewell, Jr
21
2.
1. 8.
Henry Lovewell
13
2.
0.17.4
Sam' Webster
2.
2.
Remembrance Chamberlin
29
2.
3.18.8
Abner Fowler
2.
2.
Robert Johnston
2.
2.
Jona. Butterfield
2.
2.
John Hazletine
2.
2.
[8]
114
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Months
Days
Pay per
m.onth
Sum total
Sam' Barnate
2
4
^3.
£ 4. 5.4
John Barnate
1
2.
2.
John Brown
1
15
2.
3.
Gideon Smith
1
25
2.
3.13.4
Aaron Osmore
1
20
2.
3. 6.8
Ephraim Bayley
Ephraim Webster
1
1
3
2.
2.
2. 4.
2.
Ephraim Webster, Jr.
1
2.
2.
Frye Bayley
Jesse Heath
1
1
2
2
2
2
James Heath
1
2
2
Sam' Heath
1
2
2
James Hunter
1
2
2
Dudley Carleton
1
2
2
Ephraim Lacy
Uriah Chamberlin
1
1
2
2
2
2
John (ioodwin
1
2
2
Willibie Goodwin
1
2
2
Asa Webster
1
2
2
Jona. Fowler
28
2
1. 7.4
Peletiah Bliss
25
2
1.13.4
Benj. Muzzey
^John Taplin
Mansfield Taplin
1
1
18
2
2
2
2.
1. 4.
2.
Zacheus Lovewell
1
2
2.
W™ Taplin
20
2
1. 6.8
Levi Sylvester
1
2
2.
Levi Sylvester, Jr '
1
2
2.
Joseph White
Thomas Chamberlin
1
2
28
2
2
2. 2.8
1. 7.4
Jacob Page
Robert Hunkins
1
20
2
2
2.
1. 6.8
Jacob Kent
Eben'" White
1
23
2
2
2.
1.10.8
Reuben Foster
2
25
2
5.13.4
■"John Mills
■ John Mills, Jr
1
1
2
2
2.
2.
Thomas Brock
29
2
1.18.8
Jona. Goodwin
1
2
2.
David Hazletine
1
25
2
3.13.4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
115
Names
Months
Days
Pay per
month
Sum total
Amos Barratt
20
^2
^1. 6.8
Jacob Fowler, 3*^
1
2
2.
James Dodge
18
2
1. 4.
William Wallace
1
2
2.
Samuel Stevens
1
2
2.
Otho Stevens
1
2
2.
Simeon Stevens
1
2
2
2. 2.8
Edmund Brown
1
2
2.
Thomas Johnson
1
2
2.
Benj. Barnate
1
2
2.
^193. 7.8
John G. Bayley, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, July 9, 1785. The within roll is
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same, amounting to the sum of one hundred and ninety-three
pounds seven shillings and eight pence lawful money to Capt. John
G. Bayley (or bearer) Sam^ Bartlit } Q^^ee
Timo. Brownson [
Sunderland, July 9, 1785, Rec'd of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the
contents of the within order John G. Bayley
[199] [Capt William Hutchins' Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. William Hutchins' Company of Militia in
the service of the State of Vermont, commencing March 1st. and
ending May 3rd and 4th, 1779.
Names
When
entered
Days
Pr.
day
Total
1779
William Hutchins, Capt.
March 1
64
0.2.0
6. 2.0
Jason Duncan, Lt.
" 16
50
2.0
5. 0.0
Lebbeus Armstrong, Lt.
" 1
64
2.
6. 8.0
Stephon Cleveland, Sergt.
i ( 14
64
2.
6. 8.0
John Hutchins "
< ( i (
64
2.
6. 8.0
Reuben Spalding "
'' 16
50
2.
5. 0.0
Benaiah Cleveland, Drum''
" 1
64
2.
6. 8.0
116
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
When
entered
Days
Pr.
day
Total
1779
Ezra Sweat, Corp.
March 1
64
2.
6. 8.0
John Gault, "
" 17
49
2.
4.18.0
Philip Rawlings, "
" 25
41
2.
4. 2.0
Joseph Chitman, private
" 1
64
2.
6. 8.0
Jesse Gallop
( ( ( >
64
2.
6. 8.0
Stephen Burrit
( ' It
64
2.
6. 8.0
Darius Moon
( t < (
64
2.
6. 8.0
W" Kellogg
(( (k
64
2.
6. 8.0
James Phillips
t t n
64
2.
6. 8.0
Peleg Spencer
(< l(
64
2.
6. 8.0
Francis Story
k( <(
64
2.
6. 8.0
Stephen Downer
i^ It
64
2.
6. 8.0
Nathl. Montague
>( it
64
2.
6. 8.0
Levi Buck
( ( k
64
2.
6. 8. a
Bethuel Tabby
(( ((
64
2.
6. 8.0
Walter Bates
i< t >
64
2,
6. 8.0
Richard Biddlecom
<( i(
64
2.
6. 8.0-
John Foot
n ( t
64
2.
6. 8.a
Edward Evearts
>< it
64
2.
6. 8.0'
Seth Rice
( ( (
64
2.
6. 8.0
Samuel Hutchins
li <i
64
2.
6. 8.0
David Laughton
" 16
50
2.
5. 0.0
Asa Houghton
<( it
50
2.
5. 0.0
Joseph Starter •
" 19
47
2.
4.14.0
Partey Starr
1 i ( i
47
2.
4.14.0'
George Ray
" 22
44
2.
4. 8.0
Azariah Wright
" 26
40
2.
4. 0.0
John Gould
( i ii
40
2.
4. 0.0-
Samuel Butler
" 1
49
2.
4.18.0
William Thomas
ii i i
49
2.
4.18.0
Jonathan Pratt
a (1
49
2.
4.18.0
Joseph Scott
(i ( (
49
.2.
4.18.0
Reuben Comins (Commins)
(< i i
49
2.
4.18.0
^228.18.0'
;^228.18.0 William Hutchins, Capt.
The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is directed to pay the same, which is two hundred and twenty-
eight pounds, eighteen shillings. Thos. Chittenden.
Remember the soldiers Bates, Foot and others.
Reed. May 23. 1779 of Ir
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
117
[16]
l^Capt. Simeon Wright's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's Company, Col. Warren's
Reg't. ot Militia in voluntary Service in guarding the frontiers,
etc. 1779.
Commence-
Days
Wages
Amt. of
Names
in ser-
per
ment
vice
day
wages
Capt. Simeon Wright
May 6, 1779
7
0.2.0
0.14.0
Lt. Nathi. Blanchard
do
7
2.
0.14.0
•' John Forbes
do
14
1. 8.0
W"" Dwindle, 1st. sergt.
do
7
0.14.0
Danl. Smith, 2nd. do
do
7
0.14.0
Nathan Pratt, 3rd. do.
do
7
0.14.0
Stephen Williams
do
7
0.14.0
Joseph Hawley
do
7
0.14.0
Noah Beach
do
7
0.14.0
Jared Post
do
7
0.14.0
Eben^ Cook
do
7
0.14
Nathl. Whitney
do
7
0.14.0
Asa Hale
do
14
1. 8.0
Enos Ives
do
7
0.14.0
Thos. Hale, Corpl.
do
14
1. 8.0
John Smith, Corpl.
do
14
1. 8.0
Ac* James Mead
do
7
0.14.0
Silas Pratt
do
7
0.14.0
Abel Wright
do
7
0.14.0
Frederick Cushman
do
7 .
0.14.0
Ezra Mead
do
7
0.14.0
Eben^ Pratt
do
7
0.14.0
Saml. Smith
do
7
0.14.0
John Moses
do
7
0.14.0
David Whipple
do
7
0.14.0
Jos. Chipman
do
7
0.14.0
James Hinman
do
7
0.14.0
Henry Mead
do
14
1. 8.0
Elihu Johnson
do
7
0.14.0
Justus Sutherland
do
14
1. 8.0
Elijah Grandy
do
7
0.14.0
^24.18.0
Simeon Wright, Capt.
118
STATE OF VERMONT
The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is hereby directed to pay the same, being twenty-four pounds
eighteen shillings, lawful money.
Given under my hand, at Arlington, this 7th day of June, 1779.
Thos. Chittenden.
Treasury Office, Arlington, June 18, 1779. Received of Ira
Allen, Esq. Treasurer, the contents of the within pay roll, being
twenty-four pounds, eighteen shillings, lawful money, in behalf of
Capt. Simeon Wright.
James Claghorn, Lt. Col.
[294] [Capt. Simeon Wright '\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's in Col. Gideon Warren's
Regiment of Militia, for being in Fort Ranger in the month of May
in the year 1779. Being ordered in by Col. Claghorn.
Names
Days
Miles
Subsist-
ence per
day
Total
Simeon Wright, Capt.
Nathl. Blanchard, Lt.
00 00
3
3
1.8
0.8
2.16.0
1.15.0
^4.11.0
Simeon Wright, Capt.
Sworn before
John Fassett Jr. Asst.
State of Vermont,
Arlington, Aug. 4, 1781.
Pay Table Office, Aug. 4, 1781. The within roll examined and
approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt.
Simeon Wright or bearer, being four pounds eleven shillings, law-
ful money.
John Fassett
Timo. Brownson
t Committee
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order,
;^4.11.0 Simeon Wright.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
119
[61, see next roll] [^Capt. John Burt's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Burt's Company for services done this
and the United States made up at jQd per man per month. 1779.
Names and Rank
When \
entered
\rhen
dis-
Days
in ser-
Amount
of pay
service ch
arged
vice
Capt. John Burt
April 24 Ju
ne30
68
6.16.0
Lt. Elkanah Spra8:ue
" 27
* 28
63
6. 6.0
Ensign Peter Haselton
" 24
' 6
44
4. 8.0
George Foot
June 18
' 25
8
0.16.0
Sergt. W™ Sterns
May 2
' 28
58
5.16.
" John Marks
Apl. 24
' 29
67
6.14
Nathan Billings
May tj '
' 28
54
^. 8
Corpl. Zeb. Ames
Apl. 24
' 29
67
6.14
" Eben"- Stoel
May 2
' 28
58
5.16
" Jos. Lockwood
" 2
' 28
58
5.16
'* Jno. Darling
" 2
' 28
58
5.16
James Atwood
" 2
' 28
58
5.16
John Davis
" 2
' 28
58
5.16
Peter Tarbin
" 2
' 28
58
5.16
John Johnson
" 3
' 29
58
5.16
Isaac Smith
Apl 24
' 29
67
6.14
James Keatsley
" 24
' 29
67
6.14
Jno. Barnes
May 3
' 29
58
5.16
Abel White
" 2
' 28
58
5.16
David Denison
Apl 24
' 29
67
6.14
Arch. Mace
May 6
' 28
54
5. 8
Saml. Spauldin
" 2
' 28
58
5.16
Saml. Matthews
" 26
' 28
54
3. 8
Benj. Powers
" 2
' 28
58
5.16
Thos. Powers
" 2
' 28
58
5.16
Obed'^ Willard
" 2
" 28
58
5.16
Winchester Throop
" 2
" 28
58
5.16
Sylvester Bagley
" 2
" 28
58
5.16
Jos. Powers
" 2
" 28
58
5.16
Jeremiah Bishop
" 2
" 28
58
5.16
Stephen Powers
" 2
" 28
58
5.16
Moses Morse
" 2
" 28
58
5 16
John Knot
" 2
" 28
58
5.16
Artimus Robertson
" 6
" 28
54
5. 8
W"" Strong
" 2
" 28
58
5.16
120
STATE OF VERMONT
Names and Rank
Saml. Dike .
]er^ Reed
Saml. Green
John Kellogg
When
entered
service
May 18
Apl. 24
" 24
" 24
When
Days
in
dis-
charged
ser-
vice
June 28
42
" 29
67
" 29
67
" 29
67
Amount
of pay
4. 4
6.14
6.14
6.14
^223. 6
Arlington, June 30, 1779. I do certify on honor that the with-
in roll is just and true without fraud to this State, or any indi-
vidual. John Burt, Capt.
Arlington, June 30, 1779. The within roll is examined and
approved, and the Treasurer of this State is hereby directed to pay
the same, being two hundred twenty-three pounds six shillings
lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden.
Treasury Office, Arlington, June 30, 1779.
Reed, of Ira Allen Esq. Treasurer, the contents of the within
pay roll, being ^223.6.0 lawful money.
John Burt, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
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123
[13] [Sheriff's Fosse under Capt. W' Gaige]
A Pay Roll of the men that went from Danby to assist the
Sheriff of the county of Cumberland in the execution of his office
in May and June, 1779.
Names
Capt. W" Guage
Lt. Isaac Guage
John Veal
No.
days
9K
sy2
Pay per
day
48
48
48
Amount
22.16
20. 8.0
20. 8.0
£ 63.12.0
I do certify that the above account is just and true.
William Gaige.
Arlington, June 17, 1779. The within account is examined
and approved, and the Treasurer of this State is hereby directed
to pay the same, being sixty-three pounds, twelve shillings, lawful
money. Thos. Chittenden.
Treasurer's Office, Arlington, June 17, 1779. Received the
contents of the within account of Ira Allen, Treasurer, being sixty-
three pounds, twelve shillings, lawful money.
W" Gaige.
[20] [Capf. Thomas Sawyer's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Company of Militia,
raised for the defence of the Northern Frontiers of the United
States— 1779.
Names and Rank
Capt. Thos. Sawyer
Lt. Wright
Surgeon J. Kuback
Sergt. Joseph Andrus
" Reuben Rowley
" Eben'' Smith
" Parish Coburn
Drm. Josiah Kellogg
Corpl Pelatiah Dewey
Robert Allen
Service
Pay per
Entered
Dis-
charged
Milage
month
and sub.
Months
Days
1779
May 4
June 28
1
26
05
£ 18
" 17
do
1
13
5
11
1778
Dec. 3
do
n
1
27
May 17
do
1
13
5
.3
" 21
do
1
9
5
H
" 19
do
1
11
5
3
" 19
do
1
11
5
3
" 23
do
1
7
o
■6
" 22
do
1
8
5
44/
" 24
do
1
e
5
44/
Total
33.17.0
16. 1.0
189. 0.0
4.n.0
4. 3.0
4. 7.0
4. 7.0
3.19.0
3. 0.0
2.17.0
124
STATE OF VERMONT
Service
Pay per
Names AND Rank
Entered
Dis-
charged
Milage
month
and sub.
Total
Months
Days
1778
Jona. Morgan
June 10
June 28
19
5
44/
1.13.6
Obadiah Winter
May 13
do
18
5
44/
3.16.0
Saml. Haines
" 12
do
16
5
£ 2
3. 9.0
Benj. Hinman
20
do
10
5
2
2.18.4
Jacob Sikes
20
do
11
5
2
2.18.4
Jno. Ellsworth
19
do
11
5
2
2.19.8
Hez. Lioggan
12
do
18
5
2
2. 9.0
Solom. Wood
12
do
18
5
2
3. 9.0
Gideon Sarles
12
do
18
5
2
3. 9.0
John Willard
12
do
8
5
2
3. 9.0
Timothy Soper
24
do
6
5
2
2.13.0
William Wheeler
24
do
6
5
2
2.13.0
Samuel Matteson
24
6
5
2
2.13.0
James Bentley
26
4
5
2
2.10.4
Seth Eoyce
24
6
5
2
2.13.0
Joshua Pride
25
5
5
2
2.11.8
Simon Sanford
29
11
5
2
2. 6.4
Benj. Carpenter
19
11
5
2
2.19.8
Dan. S. Pratt
19
11
5
2
2.19.8
Martin D Follett
19
11
5
2
2.19.8
Obadiah Dunham
19
11
5
2
2.19.8
Nathan Allen
19
11
5
2
2.19.8
John Seely
19
11
5
2
2.19.8
Jacob Smith
19
11
5
2
2.19.8
Danl. V. Debender
21
9
5
2
2.17.0
Stephen Barrett
21
9
5
2
2.17.0
Anthony Day
12
18
5
2
3. 9.0
Joseph Fuller
12
18
5
2
3. 9.0
Eleazer Mallory
12
■ 18
5
2
3. 9.0
Isaac Adams.
12
18
5
2
3. 9.0
Elisha Rigdon
12
18
5
2
3 9.0
Danl. Meigs
20
10
5
2
2.18.4
Zenas Bradley
20
10
5
2
2.18.4
Josiah Puller
20
10
5
2
2.18.4
Joshua Hathaway
20
10
5
2
2.18.4
Eben' Smith
24
6
5
2
2.13.0
W'" Malleray
23
7
5
2
2.14.4
Saml. Eldridge
23
7
5
2
2.14.4
W'" Lemmon
30
5
2
2. 5.4
Eliakim Pary
26
5
2
2.10.4
Elijah Aimes
June 2
27
5
2
2. 1.0
I do certify that the above pay roll is just and true, without
fraud to the United States or any individual.
Thos. Sawyer, Capt. Com*.
Rutland, 7 Dec. 1779. Personally appeared Capt. Thomas
Saw3'er and made solemn oath to the authority of the above
pay roll. Before me,
Reuben Harmon, Justice of Peace.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
125
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, May 18. 1786. The above pay
roll is examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to
pay the contents being Three Hundred and Eighty-nine pounds,
fourteen shillings and two pence continental mone5\ to Noah
Smith, Esq. Paymaster.
Time. Brownson
Saml. Bartlit
Com<^
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, May 19, 1786.
Treasurer the contents of the above order.
Rec'd. of the
Noah Smith.
Rec'd, Tinmouth, June 17, 1780, of Noah Smith, Paymaster, in
behalf of Capt. Thos. Sawyer, ;!^389. 14. 2, the amount of the above
pay roll.
Parish Coburn.
[4, see next roll] \Capt. Tehan Noble's Co7jipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Tehan Noble's Company of Militia for
services done the United States and State of Vermont, made up at
three pounds per month.
1VT T^
Com-
mence- Wh
en cis-
Days
Amount
Names and Rank
ment of ch
arged
in ser-
vice
of pay
pay
r
Tehan Noble, Capt.
April
17 Ju
ne 21
06
6.12.0
Thos. Butterfield, Lt.
( >
10
' 15
66
6.12.0
Abraham Jackson, En.
((
10
' 15
66
6.12.0
Robert Logahan, Sergt.
i i
23
' 21
60
6. 0.0
Ephraim Ripley, "
( t
10
' 15
66
6.12.0
Daniel Hurd,
( (
19
' 21
64
6. 8.0
Archibald Blodgett. ' '
May
1
' 21
52
5. 4.0
Nathaniel Rowley, Fifer
( .
1
' 21
52
5. 4.0
Zebulon Day, Drum''
t (
1
' 21
52
5. 4.0
Nathaniel Wallis
Apl
12
'. 15
64
6. 8.0
Augustus Munson
May
1
' 21
51
5. 2.0
John Morgan
k i
10
' 15
66
6.12. (>
Benj. Bingham
( k
15
' 15
61
6. 2.0
Nathl. Montague
1 (
5 '
' 15
41
4. 2.0
Samuel Jewett
Apl
10
' 15
66
6.12.0
Eben-- Stebbins
( (
15
' 13
61
6. 2.0
Reuben Bennett
May
8
' 13
38
3.16.0
Silas Bennett
Apl
10
' 13
66
6.12
Thos. Phillips
( (
10
' 13
66
6.12.0
126
STATE OF VERMONT
Names and rank
Com-
mence- Wh
en dis-
Days
Amount
/* 1
T
in ser-
/»
ment
of ch
arged
vice
of pay
pay
Anthony Coffee
Apl
20 Ju
ne 21
63
6. 6.0
Enos Cotton
May
1
' 21
51
5. 2.0
Caleb Morgan
( t
10
' 15
36
3.12.0
Darius Moon
Apl
10
' 15
66
5.14.0
Jona. Olds
( (
17
' 15
59
6.12.0
Henry Matteson
i (
19
' 15
57
5.14.0
David Barns
( (
20
' 15
66
5.12.0
John Hulett
i t
10
' 15
66
6.12.0
John Fuller
.(
26
' 15
50
5. 0.0
Wanton Buckingham
( (
10
' 15
66
6.12.0
George Hill
( k
15
' 15
Gl
6. 2.0
Ezekiel Mallory
May
10
' 21
32
3. 4.0
Seth Hinman
Apl
12
' 15
64
6. 8.0
Josiah Kellogg
May
2
' 21
50
5. 0.0
Joseph Larkins
Apl
24
' 21
59
5.18.0
Matthew Shaw
( (
24
' 21
59
5.18.0
Silas Pratt
May
1
' 21
57
5. 2.0
Daniel Green
( >
1
' 21
57
5. 2.0
Royce Beckwith
Apl
24
' 21
59
5.18.0
John Blanden
( <
24
' 21
59
5.18.0
Felix Menter
( (
24
' 21
59
5.18.0
Nicholas Wood
i(
24
21
59
5.18.0
Penuel Stephens
a
24
' 21
59
5.18.0
Bishop Warren
i <
24
' 21
59
5.18.0
Reuben Green
( <
24
' 21
59
5.18.0
Arestus Munson
( (
22
' 21
61
6. 2.0
Hammon Lawrence
May
2
' 21
50
5. 0.0
Amos Harmon
Apl
23
' 21
60
6. 0.0
W™ Graves
( •
23
' 21
60
6. 0.0
Luke Noble
»<
23
' 21
60
6. 0.0
Pliny Smith
i C
23
' 21
60
6. 0.0
Saml. Bates (Barto ?)
May
2
' 21
50
6. 0.0
Stephen Tubbs
Apl
29
' 21
53
5.12.0
Jeshm. Sethward
May
2
' 21
50
5. 0.0
Jona. Wood
i i
' 21
51
5. 2.0
Elihu Allen
((
' 21
51
5. 2.0
Job Chelsey
t(
' 21
51
5. 2.0
Jesse Sprague
> <
' 21
51
5. 2.0
Silas Whitney
a
' 21
51
5. 2.0
James Curby
» »
' 21
51
5. 2.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
127
Names and Rank
Isaac Mead
Jas. Sutherland
Samuel Tuttle
Joab Smith
Ira Rude
Jerod Ives
Jona. Newton
Gershom Beach
Com
.
mence-
raent
of
pay
Apl
29
. (
29
I (
10
^ (,
30
May
3
1 >
2
< (
3
1 1
3
When dis.
charged
June 21
21
15
21
21
21
21
21
Days
in ser-
vice
53
53
66
52
49
50
49
49
Amount
of pay
5. 6.0
5. 6.0
6.12.0
6. 4.0
4.18.0
5. 0.0
4.18.0
4.18.0
£ 77.18.0
207. 0.0
;^^384.18.0
Bennington, June 26, 1779 This roll is examined and ap-
proved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same,
amounting to ;^384.18, lawful money.
Th° Chittenden.
Treasury Office, Arlington, June 26, 1779. Received of Ira
Allen, Treasurer, the amount of this roll, being three hundred
eighty-four pounds, eighteen shillings, lawful money.
Teh an Noble, Capt.
[284, see preceding roll] [Capt Tehan Noble s Compa7iy\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Tehan Noble's Company of Militia, Col.
Warren's Regiment, which served in defence of the Northern
Frontier.
Names
Capt. Tehan Noble
Lit. Thos. Butterfield
En. Abraham Jackson
Sergt. Robert Logins
" Eph-" Ripley
" Daniel Heard
" Archibald Blodget
Corpl. Amos Herman
Entered
service
April IR
" 18
" 18
" 26
" 26
" 24
May 3
Ap. 18
Dis-
charged
June 18
• <
Time
Mos,
Days
2
2
24
24
26
17
2
Pr.
month
18.0.0
11.
9.
3.
•6.
3.
3.
44/
Mil-
Total
ages
0.6.8
38.14.8
6.8
23. 1.4
6.8
18.18.8
6.8
5.14.8
6.8
5.14.8
6.8
5.18.8
6.8
5. 0.8
6.8
4.17.6
128
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
John Morgan
Benj. Bingham
Joseph Larkins
Matthew Shaw
Rice Becket
John Blandin
Felix Menter
Nicholas Wood
Panuel Stephens
Bishop Warren
Drum' Zebina Day
Fifer Nathan Rowley
Reuben Green
Erastus Munsel
Hermon Laurence
Saml. Barlow
Aaron Rison
William Graves
Luke Noble
Pliny Smith
Stephen Tubs
Jasher Southerd
Jonathan Wood
Ehhu Allen
Job Chelsey
Stephen Squire
Silas Whitney
James Curby
Isaac Mead
Silas Pratt
James Sutherland
Joel Smith
Jared Ives
Ira Wood
Jona. Newton
Gershom Beach
Jesse Sprague
Thos. Phillips
Anthony Coffee
Silas Bennet
Augustus Spercer
John Huting
Enos Golton (Cotton)
Penuel Staton
Job Caney
Natha" Montague
Samuel Jewett
John Fuller
David Barns
Daniel Geenoe (Grenoe)
Seth Hinman
Entered
service
Ap. 18
26
May 3
Ap. 24
May 4
Ap. 25
May 4
" 2
" 3
" 3
" 3
" 3
♦• 3
" 3
" 1
" 4
" 5
i ( i <
i ( t »
" 3
Ap. 18
" 20
" 18
" 18
" 18
" 18
" 18
" 18
May 7
Apl 18
" 26
" 22
May 3
Apl 18
Dis-
charged
June 18
Time
Mos.
2
2
2
Days
2
2
2
24
24
24
24
24
24
24
17
17
26
29
16
16
25
25
25
25
16
18
17
17
17
17
17
17
19
19
18
18
16
15
15
15
17
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
13
2
24
28
17
2
Pr.
month
Mil-
ages
44/
44/
44/
2
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6 8
44/
44/
2
6.8
6.8
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6 8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2.0.0
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
2
6.8
Total
4.
4.
4.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3,
17. &
17. &
17.6
18.8
13.8
18.8
18.8
18.8
18.8-
3.18.8
3.13.4
13.
1.
1.
3.
4.
4.
3.
3.
4.
4.
4.
4.
3.
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.4
.4
8.O.
8.0
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.
0.0
0.0
0.0-
0.0
8.0
3.10.8
3. 9.4
9.4
9.4
9.4
9.4.
9.4
3.12.0
3.12.0
3.10.8
3.10.13
3. 8.0
6.8
6.8
6.8
9.4
9.4
6.8
9.4
9.4
3.
3.
3.
3.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4. 9.4
4. 9.4
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4. 9.4
3.18.8
4. 4.0
3. 9.4
4. 9.4
9.4
9.4
9.
9.
4.
9.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
129
Names
Entered
serviee
Dis-
charge
Time
Pr.
month
Mil-
ages
Total
?a
Mos,
Days
2
Darins Mount
Apl. 18
June 1
8 2
2
6.8
4. 9.4
Henrv Matson
(> (i
I t
2
2
2
6.8
4. 9.4
Jona. Olds
<i 1 (
2
2
2
6.8
4. 9.4
Ira Rood
(' u
i
2
2
2
6.8
4. 9.4
Eben' Stebens
<l >1
2
2
2
6.8
4. 9.4
Jared Hill
n a
1 1
2
2
2
6.8
4. 9.4
Walter Burlingame
i« it
2
2
2
6.8
4. 9.4
Beuben Bennet
May 10
1
10
2
6.8
3. 0.0
Caleb Morgan
4 • t t
1
10
2
6.8
3. 0.0
Ezekiel Mallery
" 22
28
2
6.8
2. 4.0
Josiah Kellogg
" 4
1
16
2
6.8
3. 8.0
Samuel Tuttle
ApL 18
i ( t
2
2
2
6.8
4. 9.4
;^354. 0.0
Tehan Noble, Captain.
I do certify that the above pay roll is just and true, without
fraud to the United States or any individual,
Tehan Noble, Capt.
Personally appeared Capt. Tehan Noble and made oath to the
authenticity of the above roll, before me.
Eben"" Russell, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, May 18, 1786. The above roll
is examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
contents of the same, bein,? three hundred and fifty-four pounds,
continental money, to Noah Smith, Esq. Paymaster General.
Tino. Brownson \ n^^^i..^^
o 1 D .-1,. /-Committee
Sam). Bartht j
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, May 19, 1786. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order.
_£ 354, Noah Smith.
Rupert, 20th June, 1780. Reed, the amount of this Roll of Noah
Smith, P. M. G., it being ^354.
Reed, per Tehan Noble, Capt.
[9]
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[263] [A Scouting Pai-ty from Capt. Simeon Wrighfs Company\
A Pay Roll for a Scout in Capt. Simeon Wright's Company in
Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment. Said Scout went to the Lake at
Five Mile Point, and from thence to Bridport in July, A. D. 1779.
"Names
Elisha Wright, Sergt.
Roswell Post, Jr.
Zebulon Mead
Weight Wright
Days
8
8
8
8
Miles
Total
45
45
45
45
1.7.8
1.5.8
1.5.8
1.5.8
£ 6.4.8
Simeon Wright, Capt,
State of Vermont, Arlington, Aug. 4, 1781. Sworn before
John Fassett, Jr. Asst.
Pay Table Office, Aug, 4, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Simeon Wright, or bearer, being six pounds four shillings
and eight pence, lawful money.
John Fassett ) r^ ■>.,
i,. -D \ Committee
Timo. Brownson j
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order,
;^6.4.8 Simeon Wright.
[75] \^A Scouting Party under Sergeant Thomas Hinman^
A Pay Roll of Sergt. Thomas Hinman in Capt. Simeon
Wright's Company of Militia in Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment,
for a scout to. the mouth of Otter Creek in the month of August in
the year 1779.
Names
Days
Miles
Pay per
Mo.
Total
Thos. Hinman, Sergt.
Elijah Grandy
Gernsey Roots
Eben^ Pratt
7
7
7
7
55
55
55
55
2.8.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
1.9.8
1.7.8
1.7.8
1.7.8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
135
Names
Days
Miles
Pay per
Mo.
Total
Seth Hinman
Solomon Purdy
James Hinman
Silas Foot
John Foot
7
7
7
7
7
55
55
55
55
55
2.0.0
2.0.0
- 2.0.0
2.0.0
2.0.0
1.7.8
1.7.8
1.7.8
1.7.8
1.7.8
;^ 12.11.0
Nov. 9. 1782. The above account sworn to before me.
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Nov. 19, 1782. The within pay roll being-
examined and approved, the Trea.surer is directed to pay the
same to Thomas Hinman or bearer, ihe sum of twelve pounds
eleven shillings.
Timothy Brownson ^
T , c/ r Committee
John Strong \
Sunderland, April 25, 1783. Reed of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the
contents of the above order in behalf of Thomas Hinman.
Jonathan Buck.
[178, see next roll] [Capt. Parmelee Aliens Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Parmelee Allen's Company of Rangers
for the pay due to them from the State of Vermont, made up at
^3 per man per month.
When
When
Amount
Names
entered
dis-'
Days
of
service
charge
a
pay
1779
Q. M. Sergt. Cogswell
Aug' 1^'
Nov. 1^
f 109
10.18.0
Sergt. Nath' Harmon
( . i
.» ki
109
10.18.
" Elias Hall
1 • (
(1 1 (
109
10.18.
'• Trueman Powell
' •
( 1 >
109
10.18.
" Justice Allen
t . (
1 ( >
109
10.18.
Corpl. James Hoskin
1 ( t
i ( k
100
10.18.
Reuben Baker
. i (
( ( 1
109
10.18
" Jona. 'I'yler
i ( (
h ( i
109
10.18.
Alpheus Hall
1 ( i.\
( I I
109
10.18.
]36
STATE OF VERMONT
When
When
Amount
Names
entered
dis-
Days
of
service
charged
pay
1779
John Eaton
Aug* P'
Nov. 17
109
10.18.
Salmon Cogsel
i
109
10.18.
Drum Elan Lee
109
10.18.
Fife Amos Stone
109
10.18.
Francis Culver
109
10.18.
Asa Lake
109
10.18.
W" Crawford
109
10.18.
Timo. Richardson
109
10.18.
Philip Read
109
10.18.
Bishop Warren
109
10.18.
Jabesh Warren
109
10.18.
Joseph Lawrence
lOi^
10.18.
John Russel
109
10.18.
John Ballard
109
10.18.
Daniel Ormsby
109
10.18.
Israel Everest
109
10.18.
Barabas Chipman
109
10.18.
Sampson Marble
109
10.18.
John Buck
109
10.18.
Daniel Purdy
109
10.18.
Gilbert Mallory
109
10.18.
Eleazor Mallory
109
10.18.
Barnard Ward
109
10.18.
John Blanchard
109
10.18.
jona. Marshal
109
10.18.
Joseph Craw
109
10.18.
Amasiah Russell
109
10.18.
Isaac Marks
109
10.18.
Martin Barber
109
10.18.
Sam' Merriman
109
10.18.
Jona. Prindle
109
10.18.
Eph" Blackman
109
10.18.
Abdiel Webster
109
10.18.
Nehemiah Kellogg
109
10 18.
John Christie
109
10.18.
Elisha Kilbourn
109
10.18.
Joshua Juno
109
10 18.
Peter Powers
109
10.18.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
137
When
When
Amount
Names
entered
dis-
Days
of
service
charged
pay
1779
Daniel Furbush
Augt l^t
Nov. 17
109
10.18.
James Woodward
> ( n
t < t<
109
10.18.
Eben^ Tuttle
(1 . t
( ( i(
109
10.18.
Tho^ Powers
1 1 ( (
11 1 (
109
10.18.
Abel Green
t ( > (
1 1 It
109
10.18.
Castleton, 17'*' Nov. 1779. I do hereby certify that this roll
is just and true in all its parts.
Parmelee Allen, Capt.
Arlington, Nov. 17, 1779. To the Treasurer of the State of
Vermont: You are hereby directed to pay the amount of the with-
in roll to Capt. Parmelee Allen, being five hundred and sixty-six
pounds sixteen shillings lawful money.
Tho^ Chittenden.
Rec'^ of I. Allen, Treasurer, the amount ot the above pay roll.
;^566.16.0 Parmelee Allen, Capt.
[288, see preceding roll] [Caj>f. Parmelee Allen s Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Parmelee Allen's Company of Rangers, for
service done the United States in the year 1779.
When
Names
en-
tered
ser-
vice
When
dis-
charged
Days
Pr.
month
Total
Capt. Parmelee Allen
AugM
Nov. 17
109
12.
229. 4.0
Lt. Benj. Everest
109
8.
121.17.0
" James Smith
109
8.
121.17.0
Q. M. S. L. Cogswell
109
3.10
21.16.4
Sergt. Nathl. Harmon
109
3.
20. 0.0
" Elihu [Elias] Hall
109
3.
20. 0.0
'' Truman Powell
109
3
20. 0.0
" Justice Allen
109
3.
20. 0.0
Corpl. James Haskins (Haw-
kins) Hoskm'
( t 1 <
I ( i 1
109
4. 2
16.19.9
138
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
" Reuben Baker
" Jona. Tyler
Elon Lee [drummer]
Amos Stone [fifer]
Alpheus Hall
John Eaton
Salmon Cogswell [Cogsel)
Francis Culver
Asa Lake
Wm. Crawford
Timo. Richardson
Philip Read
Bishop Warner
Jabez Warren
Joseph Lawrence
John Russell
Daniel Ormshy
Israel Everest
Barnabas Chipman
Simeon (Samson'l Marble
John Burk [B ick]
John Bullard
David [Daniel] Purdy
Gilbert Mallery
Bernard Ward
John Blanchard
Jona. Marshall
Joseph Craw
Amasiah Russell (Bussell)
Isaac Marks
Martin Barber
Saml. Merriam (Meriman)
Jonathan Prindle
Ephr'" Blackman
Abdiel Webster
Nehemiah (eaten out) (Kel-
logg)
John Ains (eaten off)
Christie
When
en-
tered
ser-
vice
AugM
When
dis-
charged
Nov. 17
Days
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
109
1-09
109
109
Pr.
month
2. 4
2 4
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
Tot 2
1
16.19.9
16.19.9
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
16.
7.4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
139
When
Names
en-
tered
When
dis-
Days
Pr.
month
Total
ser-
vice
charged
Elisha Kilburn
AugM
Nov. 17
109
2.
16. 7.4
Joshua June (Juno)
(I t i
109
2.
16. 7.4
Peter Powers
1 ( ( (
109
2.
16. 7.4
Danl. Furbush
.4 44
109
2.
16. 7.4
Jas. Woodward
4 4 4 4
109
2.
16. 7.4
Eben'^ Tuttle
4 4 4 >
109
2.
16. 7.4
Thos. Dewey
4 4 4 4
109
2.
16. 7.4
Abel Green
" "
4 k 4 4
109
2.
16. 7.4
Eleazer Mallory
H < t
4 4 4 4
109
2.
16. 7.4
;^1345.16.3
$4486.
Sworn to before me at Sunderland, this 19th. day of Novem-
ber 1779. Timo. Brownson, Asst.
March 28, 1782. Capt. Allen's receipt for this money on this
roll is on a separate paper and enclosed. It was the same excepted
that the continent would pay this roll, therefore the receipt was
taken on another paper. I. Allen, Treasurer.
[141]
[^Ca/>i. Thomas Sawyer s Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Sawyer's Company of Militia, raised
for the defence of the Northern Frontiers of America — August,
1779.
Time of
service
Wages
per
Names
Entered
Dis-
charged
mouth
and sub-
Travel
30 m.
Total
Mouths
Days
sistence
Capt. Thomas Sawyer
Aug. 15
Nov. 1
2
16
12
5"
80.16.4
Lt. Nathl. Holmes
It 4.
Oct. 15
2
1
8
5
16.10.4
En. Parish Coburn
44 4(
t ( ( <
1
6
5
12. 9.0
Ser^t. Jacob Robuck
•' 18
Nov, 1
2
16
12
5
30.16.4
" ArchippasBlodgett
" 15
Oct. 15
2
6
5
11.19.0
Asa Briggs
44 44
2
6
5
11.19.0
Matthew Randall
4 4 1 (
2
6
5
11.19.0
Obadiah Risdon
11 14
2
6
5
11.19.0
Corpl. Thomas Willard
i 4 11
2
5
5
10. 7.0
Elijah Grandy
14 4 4
2
5
5
10. 7.0
Elijah Bishop
14 14
2
5
5
10. 7.0
Drmr Josiah Kellogg
14 14
2
5
5
10. 7.0
140
STATE OF VERMONT
Time of
service
Wages
per
Names
Entered
Dis-
charged
month
and sub-
Travel
30 m.
T(>tal
Months
Days
sistence
John Lane
Aug. 15
Oct. 15
2
5
5''
9.19.0
Elijah Spafford
2
5
5
9.19.0
Parley Gold
2
5
5
9.19.0
Jeroham Sawyer
2
5
5
9.19.0
James Handley
2
5
5
9.19.0
EInathan Hunt
2
5
5
9.19.0
Philip Spauldin
2
5
5
9.19.0
Benj. Hinman
2
5
5
9.19.0
Seth Hinman
2
5
5
9.19.0
John Loggan
2
5
5
9. -.9.0
John Ames
2
5
5
9.19.0
Robert Grosser
2
5
5
9.19.0
W'" Hemon
2
5
5
9.19.0
Joshua Briggs
2
5
5
9.19.0
Aphas Smith
2
5
5
9.19.0
Phineas McKnight
2
5
5
9.19.0
Daniel Risden
2
5
5
9.19.0
John Bolton
2
5
5
9.19.0
Daniel Hewlett
2
5
5
9.19.0
Erederick Hard
2
5
5
9.19.0
Samuel Smith
2
5
5
9.19.0
Jacob Smith
2
5
5
9.19.0
W'" Kellogg
2
5
5
9.19;0
Benj. Foster
2
5
5
9.19-.0
Richard Hoskins
2
5
5
9.19.0
Silas Brookins
2
5
5
9.19.0
£538. 5.0
I do certify that the above pay roll is just and true, without
fraud to the United States or any individual.
Thomas Sawyer, Capt.
Rutland, Dec. 7, 1779. This day personally appeared Capt.
Thomas Sawyer and made oath to the authenticity of the above
pay roll. Before me
Reuben Harmon , Justice of Peace.
Reed, Tinmouth, June 17, 1780, of Noah Smith, Paymaster,
four hundred and thirty-eight pounds five shillings, the full amount
of the above pay roll, in behalf of Capt. Thomas Sawyer.
^438.5.0 ' Parish Coburn.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR R0L1,S
141
[151]
\Capt. John Stark's Company, under Capt. P. Allen\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Stark's Company, commanded at
this time by Capt. Parmelee Allen in Col. Gideon Warren's Regi-
ment of Militia, for service done in defence of the United States
to the northward frontiers, allowing at the rate of fifty shillings
per month for each man's pay for the State of Vermont.
Names
Entered
•
Return-
ed home
Days
Total
Parmelee Allen
Nov. 6
Nov. 16
18.&
Saml. Willard
4 (
0.18.&
Joel Harmon
t \
0.18.9
David Comstock
( fc
0.16.9
Nathl. Harmon
( (
0.18.9
Ezekiel Harmon
< I
0.18 9
Philip Read
t t
0.18.&
Timothy Allen
a
0.18.9
Simeon Barton
" 12
0.11.6
Lemuel Clark
'' 16
0.18.9
Gideon Adams
t ( fc i
0.18.9
Abel Castle
t ( 1 (
0.18.9
Caleb Allen
( t (1
0.18.9
Joseph Willard
( t ( (
18.9
David Cassei
" 12
0.11.6
Benajah Stark
" 16
0.18.9
John Stewart
0.18.9
Chauncey Abbot
0.18.9
Nathan Chassel
18.9
John Bark Hartwick
0.18.9
Justus Allen
0.18.9
James Haskins
0.18.9
Elisha Gilburd
0.18.9
Jedediah Read
0.18.9
Joseph Lawrence
0.18.9
Eldad Curtis
" 12
7
0.11.8
Obadiah Winters
t ( It
i
. 0.11.8
John Blanchard
" 16
11
0.18.9
David Gilmore
" 16
" 12
i
0.11.8
^24.18.4
142
STATE OF VERMONT
The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is ordered to pay the same to Col. Gideon Warren, which is twenty-
four pounds eighteen shillings and four pence.
Thos. Chittenden.
April 15, 1779. Then received of the Treasurer the contents
of the above order. Per me, Gideon Warren.
[54]
\Capt. Simco7i Wrighfs Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's Company of Militia in
Col. Gideon Warren's Regt. for an alarm at Neshobe [Brandon] for
three days in the month of November ye 22d, 1779, the Capt. and
Lieut, being absent, Ensign Nathl. Blanchard had command.
Names and Rank
Nathl. Blanchard, Ensign
Roswell Post, Sergt.
Daniel Smith, Sergt.
Solomon Purdy, Sergt.
Elisha Wright, Sergt.
Abner Mead, Corpl
Amasa Blanchard, do.
Benj. Johnson, do
John Smith, do
John Moses, Jr.
Jos. Chipman
Elisha Johnson
Stephen Mead
Thos. Hinman
B. Garnesay Root
Joshua Pratt
Silas Pratt, Jr.
Abel Wright
Wait Wright
Zebulon Mead, Jr.
Henry Mead
Moses Pratt
Jas. Sutherland
Wm. Sutherland
No. of
Miles
days
travel
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
O
20
3
20
o
O
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20 -
• 3
20
3
20
3
20
3
20
Amt. pay
due
^0.19.8
11.8
11.8
11.8
11.8
11.2
11.2
11.2
11.2
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
143
Names and Rank
No. of
days
Miles
travel
Am.t. pay
due
Simeon Wright, Jr.
Eben^ Pratt
Aaron Miller
Jona. Sweet
Jona. Newton
Neh. Whipple
David Smith
Lemuel Bradley
Silas Smith
o
O
3
o
O
3
3
3
3
3
3
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
^10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
^18. 9.8
Nathl. Blanchard, Ensign.
Rutland ss. Rutland, June 14, 1781. Personally appeared
ensign Nathl. Blanchard and m.ade oath that the above muster roll
is just and true in all its parts, without fraud to the State or in-
dividuals. Sworn before me,
Jos. Bowker, Assistant.
Rutland, June. 26, 1781. To the Treasurer of this State.
Sir, Please to pay to Capt. Simeon Wright the money that
shall be found due on the within pay roll and his receipt shall be
your security, From, sir, your humble servt.,
Nathl. Blanchard, Ensign.
Pay Table Office. Augt. 6, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same
to Capt. Simeon Wright or bearer, being ^18.6.8 lawful money.
Jno Fassett
Timo. Brownson
Corn'
Date above reed, of the Treas-urer the contents of the above
order. _ Simeon Wright.
144
STATE OF VERMONT
[223] \^Capt. Ephraim BuelVs Company~\
A Pay Roll for Capt. Ephraim Buell's Company in Col. War-
ren's Regiment of Militia, for their service done in the year 177&'
in Scouting for the security of the frontiers, commencing the 10th.
of May, 1779 and ending 3d. of December 1779, the money being
due from the State of Vermont.
Names
When
en-
tered
When
left
Days
Pr.
month
Amt.
wages and
rations
1779
1779
Capt. Ephraim Buell
May 1
Dec. 3
7
8.0.0
2.10. 8
Lt. Israel Hurlbut
7
5.8,0
1.14.15
•En. Gershom Lake^
Sergt. John Eaton
8
5.8
1.17. 4
6
2.8.0
0.13. 6
" Azanel Blanchard
8
2.8.0
18. 0-
Alpheus Hall
6
280
0.13. 6
Jesse Belknap
5
200
0. 8.
Joseph Hawkins
2
2.0
0. 4.
Reuben Moulton
5
2 0.0
0.10.
John Moulton
6
2.0
0.12.
Elias Hall
6
200
0.12.
Salmon Cogsel
5
2 00
0,10.
Brewster Higley
3
2.0
0. G.
Brewster Higley, Jr.
6
200
0.12.
Nehemiah Hoyt
7
2.0.0
0.14. 0-
Zadock Remington
4
2 0.0
0. 8.
Perez Sturtevant
5
2.0.0
0. 8. O.-
^Asa Lakev^
5
2.0.0
O.I 0. 0.'
Elisha Kilbburn
4
20.0
0. 5. 4
Gershom Moulton
5
2.0.0
0.10
George Foot
2
2.0
0. 4.
Eli Cogsel
8
2.0.0
0.16.
Arannah Woodward
f;
20.0
0.12. 0-
Benj. Rifford (Ufeord)
2.0
0. 6. 8.
Benj. Bennett
3
200
0. 6.
William Bogue
3
2.00
0. 6.
John Bogue (Boog)
5
2.0.0
0. 6. 8
Peter Cogsel
2
2.0.0
0. 4.
Jonathan Gilmore
2
2.0.0
0. 4.
Adams Johnson
*
2
2.0.0
0. 4. a
James Gilmore
I ( ( (
2
2.0.0
0. 4.
John Anderson
2
2.0.0
0. 4.
£1^. 4. 1
Ephraim Buell, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
145
Pay Table Office. 11th. June, 1781. The within roll being ex-
amined is approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same
which is eighteen pounds fourteen shillings and one penny.
Thos. Chittenden » ^ ...
„.. n y Committee
1 imo. Brownson )
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the
within roll.
;^18.14:. 1 Pr. me. Ephraim Buel , Capt.
[170] [Capf. Timothy Bush's Company^
A Pav Roll of Timothy Bush's Company, under the directions
of Maj. Whitcomb, Jan. 21, 1780.
Time of
J3
Wages
due
Pay
Amt.
Names
engage-
a
Days
Miles
per
of
Total
ment
o
mile
travel
Capt. Timothy Bush
Jan. 21
25
14.13.4
40
4d
0.13.4
15. 6.8
Serg* Buel
•' 24
19
3.18.5
40
4
13.4
4.11.9
Corp> White
19
3.11.9
40
4
13.4
4. 5.1
John Burnap
19
3. 5.4
40
4
13.4
3.18.8
James Burnap
19
3. 5.4
40
4
13.4
3.18.8
John Burton
19
3. 5.4
40
4
13.4
3.18.8
Philip Delano
19
3. 5.4
40
4
1.S.4
3.18.8
James Waulon
19
3. 5.4
40
4
13.4
3.18.8
Jehiel Boardman
19
3. 5.4
40
4
13.4
3.18.8
Elisha Waterman
19
3. 5.4
40
4
13.4
3.18.8
Daniel Brown
19
3. 5.4
40
4
18. 4
3.18.8
Pierce Burton
19
3. 5.4
40
4
13.4
3.18.8
Elliot Bartlet
19
3. 5.4
40
4
13.4
3.18.8
Jacob Fowler
19
3. 5.4
.40
4
13.4
3.18.8
Capt
ain's B
.ations
3.12.6
;^70.3.4
A true Pay Roll.
Attest, Tim" Bush, Captain
Sworn before John Fassett, Asst.
State of Vermont. Pay Table Office. The within Pay Roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt, Tim°y Bush or bearer, being the sum of seventy
pounds three shillings and four pence, lawful money. Given at
Windsor, April 13, 1781.
Tho^ Chittenden. ) <-^_^:.t««
- , „ .. V Committee
John Fassett. )
June 14, 1781. ReC^ of I. Allen, Treasurer, seventy pound
three shillings and four pence for Capt. T. Bush.
Eli Burton.
[10]
146
STATE OF VERMONT
[381] [A Scout under Lieut. Hezekiah Silaway\
Pay Roll of a Scout from Moretown, Jan. 1780.
Names
Hezekiah Silloway, Lt.
John Martin
Robert Kanady
John Gault, Sergt
Samuel Davis
Days
?>■ day
Miles
pf mile
8
4.3
70
4d
8
1.4
70
4
8
1 4
70
4
8
1.7
70
4
8
1.4
70
4
Total
3.17.4
1.14.0
1.14.0
1.16.0
1.14.0
;^9.l0.4
' Test, Hezekiah Silaway, Com"^*^ of said Scout.
Attest, John Barron, Major.
Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784. The within Pay
Roll being' examined and approved, the Treasurer will pay the
contents of the same to Maj. John Barron for said Scout, being the
sum of nine pounds 15/4 lawful money.
Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784.
the above order.
^9.15.4.
Timothy Brownson, ) Committee
Thomas lolman, \
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of
John Barron.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
147
[313]
\Capl. Nehemiah LoveweWs Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Nehemiah Lovewell's Company, raised
by order of Peter Olcott Esq. Colonel, for the defense of the
frontiers of the State of Vermont.
Time of Service
Per
Com-
Names
Mos.
Days
month
dolls.
Total
£. S. D.
mence-
ment of
pay
1780
Nehemiah Lovewell, Capt.
2
33>^
20. 0.0
Feb. 1
James Ladd, 1st. Lieut.
1
14
21X
9. 7.0
( t a
John Thompson, 2nd "
1
14
11%
9. 7.0
( ( , (
Benj. Barnett, Sergt.
2
8
4.16.0
t i 1 1
Peter Lurvey, do
• 1
3
8
2.12.9
i fc i i
Oliver Hand, do
1
14
8
3.12.0
( i ( (
John Sloan, do
1
14
8
3.12.0
It. (1
Hezekiah Ford, Corpl.
1
3
7/3
2. 9.0
" 4
Hugh Palmer, do
1
6
7/3
2.14.0
" 10
Moses Barron
1
14
7/
3. 6.0
" 12
William Lock
1
9
7^
2.19.0
( ( k k
Abijah Bayley
1
9
6/3
2.12.0
( ( 1 >
John Barnett
1
6
6/3
2. 8.0
" 14
Jeremiah Bowen
1
3
6/3
2. 4.0
" 11
Ichabod Chandler
1
3
6/3
2. 4.0
" 4
Charles Crook
1
6/3
2. 0.0
" 5
Abel Davis
1
9
6/
2.12.0
( ( (>
William Darbe
1
6
6/3
2. 8.0
" 11
Abel DaviSs Jr.
1
9
6/
2.12.0
" 4
John Gait
1
9
6/
2.12.0
( ( t i
Hugh Gammon
1
3
6/
2. 4.0
" 6
John Gibion
2
6/3
4. 0.0
" 1
Nehemiah Gilman
1
9
6/
2.12.0
" 14
Ira Hand
1
14
6/3
2.19.0
( ( it
David Haseltine
1
9
6/3
2.12.0
( ( k t
Jesse Heath
1
9
6/
2.12.0
( ( ((
William Johnston
1
6/
2. 0.0
" 4
Henry Lovewell
2
6/3
4. 0.0
" 1
Zacheus Lovewell
2
6/
4. 0.0
(( ((
James Miller
1
6/3
2. 0.0
" 11
Noah. Moulton
1
14
6/
2.19.0
" 14
Ebenezer Olmstead
1
9
6/3
2.12.0
" 12
Ichabod Patterson
1
6/
2. 0.0
" 4
148
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Asa Parker
Andrew Parker
Phineas Starts
Matthew Sloan
Amos Skinner
John Skeels
Asa Webster
Joseph White
Samuel Root
Jonathan Moulton
Time of Service
Per
month
Mos.
Days
dolls.
9
^fz
.9
62/S
9
62/3
9
6/3
QYz
9
60
3
603
60
603
•9
1
Total
£■ s- D.
2.12.0
2.12.0
2.12.0
•2.12.0
2. 0.0
2.12.0
2. 4.0
2. 0.0
2. 0.0
2.12.0
;2{;i46.12 9
Com-
mence-
ment of
pay
1780
Feb, 4
11
18
11
Neh^ Lovewell, Capt.
This roll is made up according to the first establishment in
the continental Army, without any allowance for the tall of
money. Neh'' Lovewell, Capt.
Pay Table office, Bennington, Feb. 19, 1782. The within
pay roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay the sum of one hundred and forty-six pounds twelve shillings
and nine pence to Capt. Nehcmiah Lovewell or order.
Nathl. Brush, | ^ ^:ff^^
T ^- 1- r Committee
Isaac lichenor \
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Oct. 24, 1782. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order, for Capt. Lovewell.
Neh'' Lovewell.
£ 46.12.9
[10] l^Lieut. Calvin Parkhursfs command^
A Pay Roll of Lieut. Calvin Parkhurst and eight privates who
have been in the service of the United States one month and a half
in guarding the frontiers of this state, the winter past, viz:
One sub" 45 days @ 149y per day .... ^324.0.0
Eight privates 45 days each @ 53y4 per day each . 960.0.0
^1284.0.0'
Calvin Parkhurst, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
149
Westminster, March 16, 1780, In Council The above pay roll
examined and approved by order of the (xovernor and Council.
Jos. Fay, Sec'y.
Pay Table Oflfice, 23'' Feby. 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to allow on the above order thirty-two pounds two shillings, lawful
money..
Thos. Chittenden, Timo. Brownson, Com^^.
Rec'd. of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.
Aaron Storrs.
[250] [Capt Zebediah Dewey s Men]
Capt. Zebediah Dewey's pay roll for five men for going to
Brown's Company before they went to Ty [Ticonderoga] in March,
1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
John Richards
John Smith
Benj. Penmety
Elkanah Ashley
Wm. Richards
3
3
3
3
3
20
20
20
20
20
0.10.8
0.10.8
0.10.8
0.10.8
0.10.8
^2 13.4
Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
17th May, 1781, The above named Zebediah Dewey swore to
the above Pay Roll, before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov^
Pay Table Office, 1st of June 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to pay to Capt. Zebediah Dewey the within, being two pounds
thirteen shillings and 4^^.
Thos. Chittenden
Timo. Brownson
Date above reed, the contents of the above order of the
Treasurer.
^2.13.4 Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
I Committee
150
STATE OF VERMONT
[334] {^Capt. Daniel Comstock's Company {parf)'\
A Pay Roll of part of Daniel Comstock's Company that turned
out on the emergency of March 22 and March 26 A. D. 1780.
Names
Days
Wages
Miles
Travel
Total
Daniel Comstock, Capt.
5
1.13.
4
85
1.8.4
3. 1.8
Samuel Hoit, En.
1
4.
3
15
5.0
9.3
John Lee, Sergt.
1
1.
7
15
5.0
6.7
Benja. Bingham, "
4
6.
4
70
1.3.4
1. 9.8
Robert Averill, "
5
7.11
85
1.8.4
1.16.3
Eber. Bradley, Fifer
4
5.10
70
1.3.4
1. 9.2
Gilbert Bradley, Corp.
5
7.
3
85
1.8.4
1.15.7
Joel Brownson
5
7.
3
85
1.8.4
1.15.7
Joseph Averill
5
6.
8
85
1.8.4
1.15.0
Leml. Bradley
5
6.
8
85
1.8.4
1.15.0
J oh on Board man
5
6.
8
85
1.8.4
1.15.0
Samuel Barrett
1
1.
4
15
1.5.0
6.4
Jedediah Bingham
5
6.
8
85
1.8.4
1.15.0
Azariah Bradley
5
6.
8
85
1.8.4
1.15.0
Daniel Barber
4
5.
4
70
1.5.4
1. 8.8
Tisk Bartlet
1
1.
4
15
0.5
6.4
Asa Brownson
1
1.
4
15
5.0
6.4
Zenas Bradley
1
1.
4
15
5.0
6.4
Joseph Bradley, Jr.
4
5.
4
70
1.3.4
1. 8.8
Jesse Chipman
1
1.
4
15
5.0
6.4
Barnabas Chipman
4
5.
4
70
1.3.4
1. 8.8
Edward Everts
1
1.
4
15
5.0
6.4
David Hoit
2
2.
8
20
6.8
9.4
Benjamin Lewis
1
1.
4
15
5.0
6.4
Benjamin Meigs
4
4.
5
70
L3.4
1. 8.8
Reuben Pitcher
1
1.
4
15
5.0
6.4
John Kelly
4.
5.
4
70
1.3.4
1. 8.8
Jesse Welden
4
5.
4
70
1.3.4
1. 8.8
Joseph Whitford
4
5.
4
70
1.3.4
1. 8.8
;^33.19.5
June 7, 1781. Capt. Comstock swore to the within roll in
common form Before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov''
Pay Table Office, 7th of June, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which
is thirty-three pounds nineteen shillings and four pence.
Thos. Chittenden
Timo. Brownson
Com«
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
151
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order.
;^33.19.5 Danl. Comstock, Capt.
[226]
[Capf. Abel Merriman s Company\
An Abstract of Pay for Capt. Abel Merriman's Company, Col.
Ebene. Allen's Regiment of Militia, in their tours to Skeensboro',
Ticonderoga and BuUwagg Bay, in March, Anno Domini, 1780.
Names
Days
Amt. of
wages
Miles
Amt.
milage
Total
1 Captain
2 Subalterns
3 Sergeants
2 Corporals
23 Rank and file
6
19
26
12
96
2. 0.0
4. 2.4
2. 1.2
0.17.9
10.18.0
64
184
273
128
1009
1. 1.4
3. 1.4
4.11.0
2. 2.8
16.16.4
3. 1. 4
7. 3. 8
6.12. 2
3. 0. 5
27.14 4
•;^47.]1.11
This is a true abstract.
30th June,
before me.
1781. Capt.
Test, Abel Merriman, Capt.
Merriman swore to the above roll
Thos. Chittenden, Gov.
June 30, 1781. The within Pay Roll examined and approved,
the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Abel Merriman
the sum of forty-seven pounds eleven shillings and eleven pence.
Timothy Brownson | ^
T 1, T? 4-4. r Committee
John Fassett j
Date fabove, received of the Treasurer the contents of the
within. Abel Merriman.
152
STATE OF VERMONT
[359]
[^Capt. Daniel SviitJCs Company]
A Pay Roll for Capt. Daniel Smith's Company in Col. Ira
Allen's Regt. ot Militia in an alarm to Skeensboro', March, 1780.
I
Names
Days
2
Miles
Per Day
Total
Capt. Daniel Smith
20
5.4
1. 0.
Lt. John Cochran
2
20
3.7
15. 2
"En. Timo. Mighles
2
20
3.7
15. 2
Clerk Peter Roberts
2
20
1.7
9.10
Sergt. Joel Shelden
2
20
1.7
9.10
" Oliver Scott
2
20
1.7
9.10
Amos Curtis
2
20
1.4
9. 4
Eben'^ Hurlburt
2
20
1.4
9. 4
Phineas Sheldon
2
20
1.4
9. 4
Eben'' Morse
2
20
1.4
9. 4
Noah Morse
2
20
1.4
9. 4
Abijah Dunning
2
20
1.4
9. 4
Jona. Armstrong
2
20
1.4
9. 4
Jedediah Barton
2
20
1.4
9. 4
Israel Smith
2
20
1.4
9. 4
David Cranson
2
20
1.4
9. 4
£^.n. 2
Attest, Daniel Smith, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Arlington, June 6, 1781. The within roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. Daniel Smith or bearer, being the sum of eight
pounds thirteen shillings and two pence, lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden ) ^
T u 17 i.,. r Com^«
John Fassett )
Date above, reed, of the Treasurer the above contents.
£%. 13.2. Danl. Smith, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
153
[258]
[A Rutland Company under Ensign Isaac Cushman^
A Pay Roll for a Company of Militia, belonging to Rutland,
under the command of Ensign Isaac Cushman, on an Expedition
to Ticonderoga in March, 1780, at the time of the invasion of
Skeensborough Fort.
Names
Days
7
Miles
Total
Isaac Cushman, En.
55
2. 3. 1
Henry Strong, Sergt.
7
55
1. 9. 5
Saml. Williams, "
7
55
1. 9. 5
Sylvanus Brown
7
55
1. 7. 8
Solomon Hill
7
55
1. 7. 8
Daniel Squier
7
55
1. 7. 8
John Forbes
7
55
1. 7. 8
Wm. Barnes
7
55
1. 7. 8
Isaiah Hunewell
7
55
1. 7. 8
Saml. Beach, Lt., Volun^
7
55
1. 7. 8
Edward Waters
9
55
2. 2.
W" Post
9
55
1.18. 8
Moses Hale
7
55
0.17.
Asa Edmunds
4
55
0.17.
Joseph Keeler
4-
55
0.17.
Aaron Scott
4
55
0.17.
Micah Whitney
4
55
0.17.
Noah Beach
4
55
0.17.
John Stratton
4
55
0.17.
Naihan Pratt, Jr. [Perry? Perty?]
4
55
0.17.
Stephen Williams
4
55
0.17.
Nathan Pratt
4
55
0.17.
Frederick Cushman
4
55
0.17.
Elias Post
4
55
C.17.
Gideon Walker
4
55
0.17.
Alexander Barr
4
55
0.17.
Thos. Hale
4
55
0.17.
Josiah Hale
4
55
0.17.
Bezaleel Dewey
4
55
0.17.
Obadiah Wheeler
4
55
0.17.
^34.17.11
Attest, Isaac Cushman, Ensign.
154
STATE OF VERMONT
Rutland, May 31, 1781. Personally appeared Ensign Isaac
Cushman, signer of the above pay roll and made solemn oath to
the truth of the same. Before me,
Jonathan Bruce, Justice of Peace. ■
Pay Table OSce, 12th June 1781. The within. Pay Roll ex-
amined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Isaac Cushman, or order, which is thirty-four pounds
seventeen shillings and eleven pence.
Thos. Chittenden ) ^
n^- r, y Committee.
Timo, Brownson )
Rutland, June 8, 1781. To his Excellency Thos. Chittenden,
Esq. Please to deliver the sum of the within roll to the bearer,
Sylvanus Brown, and yon will oblige
Your humble servant, Isaac Cushman.
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order.
;^34.17.11 Sylvanus Brown.
[235]
[CaJ>t Simeon Wrtghfs Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Wright's Company of Militia in
Col. Gideon Warren's Regiment for a scout to the Lake against
Crownpoint and then to Ticonderoga the last of March, in the
year 1780.
Names
Simeon Wright, Capt.
Saml. Campbell, Lt.
Nathl. Blanchard, En.
Roswell Post, Jr., Sergt.
Daniel Smith, '*
Elisha Wright, "
Solomon Purdy, "
Abner Mead, Corpl.
Days
Miles
7
50
7
50
7
50
7
50
7
50
7
50
7
50
3
30
Subsist-
ence
per day
0.1.8
0.0.8
Pay per
month
8.
0.0
5.10.0
5.10.0
2.
8.9
2.
8.9
2.
8.0
2.
8.0
2.
4.0
Total
3.
2.
2.
1.
1.
1.
1.
5.8
6 5
^.b
7.9
7.9
7.9
7.9
0.14.5
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
155
Subsist-
Pay per
month
Names
Days
Miles
ence
per day
Total
Benj. Johnson, Corpl.
7
50
2. 4.0
1. 6.8
John Smith,
7
50
2. 4.0
1. 6.8
Amasa Blanchard, "
7
50
2. 4.0
1. 6.8
Thomas Lee
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Isaac Martin
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Nehemiah Whipple
4
30
2. 0.0
0.15.4
Simeon Wright, Jr.
5
30
2. 0.0
0.16.8
Benj. Whipple
3
30
2. 0.0
0.14.0
Neh^ Gates
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Zenas Ross
7-
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
David Whipple
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
John Moses, Jr.
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
B. Garnsey Root
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Henry Mead
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Joshua Pratt
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Silas Pratt
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
W^ Dwinnell
3
30
2. 0.0
0.14.0
John Sutherland
3
30
2.
0.14.0
Justus Sutherland
4
30
2. 0.0
0.15.4
Jonathan Adams
3
30
2. 0.0
0.14.0
Joel Roberts
4
30
2. 0.0
1.
James Sutherland *
7
50
2. 0.0
15.4
Isaac Mead
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Ebene. Sterns
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Joseph Chipman
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Waight Wright
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
John Cook
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Robert Huston
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
John Hinman
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Aaron Miller
3
30
2. 0.0
0.14.0
David Kingsley
3
30
2. 0.0
0.14.0
Michael Coanson
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Lebbeus Johnson
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Abel Wright
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
Jonathan Sweet
3
30
2. 0.0
6.14.0
Saml. Shelding
7
50
2. 0.0
1. 6.0
^54.16.7
Simeon Wright, Capt.
156
STATE OF VERMONT
i Com^«
State of Vermont, Arlington, Aug. 4, 1781. Sworn to be-
fore John Fassett, Jr., Asst.
Pay Table Office, Aug. 4. 1781. The written roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Simeon Wright, or bearer, being fifty-four pounds sixteen
shillings and seven'pence. John Fassett
Timothy Brownson
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order. Simeon Wright.
£b^ 16.7
[130] \Capt. Abraham Underhiir s Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Abraham Underhill's Company, Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment of Militia for service done in defence of the
frontiers the 22^ March, 1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. Abr. Underbill
1
14
0.16.4
Corpl. Dan Kent
6
10
1. 8.9
Wm. Manley
6
60
1. 8.9
Cephas Kent
1
10
0. 4.8
John Gray
6
60
1. 8.0
Ichabod Dimock
1
10
0. 4.8
Reuben Bloomer
6
60
1. 8.0
Isaac Underbill
6
60
1. 8.0
George Gage
1
10
0. 4.8
Joseph Ingal
1
14
0. 6.0.
John Manley
1
14
0. 6.0
Alexander Kent
6
40
1. 1.4
John Kent
1
10
0. 4.8
John Farwell
1
10
0. 4.8
James Willcocks
6
60
1. 8
John Moss
6
40
1. 1.4
Joseph Curtis
6
40
1. 1.4
Matthias Morss
6
40
1. 1.4
Josiah Foster
6
40
1. 1.4
Henry Allen
6
40
1. 1.4
Asa Strong
6
60
1. 8.0
Thomas Coan
6
60
1. 8.0
Prince Paddock
6
60
1. 8.0
Jacob Sikes
6
60
1. 8.0
Silas Reynolds
6
60
1. 8.0
^24. 4.2
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
1.57
Pay Table Office, ir'> June. 1781. The within roll being
examined is approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same, which is twenty four pounds fourteen shillings and two
pence. Thos. Chittenden / ^- '
T^™ *i, D r Committee
Timothy Brownson (
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order. Abraham Underbill, Capt.
One pound eight shillings paid back, which was put in through
mistake,
[146] l^Capt. Daniel Smith'' s Company\
A Pay Roll for Capt. Daniel Smith's Company in Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment of Militia in an alarm to Mount Independence
in March. 1780.
Names
Days
6
Capt. Daniel Smith
Lt. John Cochran
6
Peter Roberts, Clerk
6
Sergt. Joel Shelden
6
'♦ Oliver Scott
6
Noah Smith
6
W" Gold
6
Phineas Smith
6
Abijah Dunningr
(!
Jedediah Barton
6
Asa Strong
6
James Paul
6
David Cranson
6
Josiab Foster
6
David Brady
6
Miles
fiO
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
Wages
pr
day
5.4
3.7
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.4
1.4
.4
.4
.4
.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
Sub-
sist-
ence
per
day
1.4
.8
Sum
of
"wages
12.0
1.6
9.6
9.6
9.6
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
Sum
Sum of
of
subsist-
Total
milage
ence
1.0.0
0.8.0
3. 0.0
1.0.0
0.4.0
3. 5.6
1.0
1. 9.6
1.0.0
1. 9.6
1.0.0
1. 9.6
1.0.0
1. 8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
1.0,0
1. 8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
;^28.14.0
Attest, Daniel Smith. Capt.
State of Vermont, Arlington. June 6. 1781. Personally ap-
peared the within named Capt. Daniel Smith and made oath that
to the best of his knowledge the within roll is just and true.
Before me John Fasset, Assistant.
Pay Table Office, Arlington, June 6, 1781. The within roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. Daniel Smith or bearer, being the sum of twenty-
three pounds fourteen shillings, lawful money.
Thomas Chittenden | ,,
T r, T:^ . ,.* \ Committee
John Fassett \
Date above received of the Treasurer the above conients.
Daniel Smith, Capt.
158
STATE OF VERMONT
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STATE OF VERMONT
[174] [Capf. Zebediah Dewey s Cojnpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company of Militia for
service done the State in March, 1780.
Namf.s
Days
Per day
Miles
Amt.for
travel
Total
Capt. Zebediah Dewey
4
0.6.8
36
0.12.0
1.188
Lt. William Ward
4
4.3
36
12
1. 9 8
John Ashley, Corp'
4
1.5
36
12.
0.17 8
Ichabod Marchell, Corp'
4
1.5
36
12.
17.4
Silas Brookins
4
1.4
36
12.
17 4
William Hooker
4
1.4
36
12.
17 4
John Owen
4
1.4
36
12.
174
Ithamar Brookins
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Elijah Goodwin
4
1.4
36
12.
17 4
Thomas Dewey
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Eben-- Canfield
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Elkanah Ashley
4
1.4
36
12.
174
John Mosely
4
1.4
36
12.
174
Elemuel Hyde
4
1.4
36
12.
174
Seth Crow
4
1.4
36
12.
174
William Richards
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Ephraim Blackman
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Benj Davis
4
1.4
36
12.
17 4
Enoch Ashley
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Joel Grannas [Granas]
4
14
36
12.
174
Sam' Fletcher
4
1.4
36
12.
174
Isaac Crow
4
1.4
36
12.
37.4
Elisha Allen
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Thomas Ashley
4
1.4
36
12.
17 4
Elijah Owen
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Obadiah Winters
4
1.4
36
12.
174
Walter Durfee
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
William Hooker, Jr.
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Josiah Lewis
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Samuel Church
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
John Smith
4
1.4
36
12.
174
Josiah Squires
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Elisha Ashley
4
1.4
36
12.
17 4
Peter How
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
John Grant
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Josiah Grant
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
John Richards
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
161
Names
Da5^s
Per day
Miles
Amt for
travel
Total
Jeremiah Adams
4
1.4
36
12.
17 4
Nehemiah Killigg
4
1.4
36
12.
174
Ezra Perkins
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Josiah Bennett
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Benj. Parmely
4
1.4
36
12.
17.4
Isaac Race
4
1.4
36
12
17.4
;^38.18.8
Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
11*^ May, 1781, The above named Zebediah Dewey swore to
the above and foregoing Pay Roll, before me,
Tho^ Chittenden, Governor.
Pay Table Office, June 1, 1781. The Treasurer is directed to
pay to Capt. Zebediah Dewey the within pay roll, which is thirty-
eight pounds eighteen shillings and eight pence.
Thomas Chittenden j >^ „ ■^.
John Fassett f Committee.
Date above received the contents of the above,
;^38.18.8 Zebediah Dewey, Captain.
[140] \Capt. Benjamin Cooky's Company'^
Pay Roll for Capt. Benj. Cooley's Company in Col. Eben""
Allen's Regiment of Militia, called out on the alarm of the 23'^
March, 1780. commencing the 23'^ March and ending the 28"' day
of March, inclusive, the money being due from the State of
Vermont.
Names
Days
Amt.
wages
Miles
Amt.
travel
Total
Capt. Benj. Cooley
6
1.12.
47
15.8
2. 7. 8
Lt. Moses Ormstead
6
1. 1. 6
47
15.8
1.17. 2
En. James Hopkins
5
0.17.11
47
15.8
1.13. r
Sergt. Silas Mosher
2
0. 3. 2
47
15.8
0. 8.10
Bazaleel Richardson
6
0. 9. 6
47
15.8
. 1. 5. 2
" David Crippen
6
0. 9. 6
47 .
15.8
1. 5. 2
" Saral. Ellsworth
5
0. 7.11
47
15.8
1. 3. 7
Clerk John Barnes
6
0. 9. 6
47
15.8
1. 5. 2
Corpl. James Stevens
6
8. 8
47
15.8
1. 4. 4
[11]
162
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Corpl. Ashbel Hopkins
" Aaron Perkins
vSamuel Wis wall
Abel Stevens
Jeremiah Parker
Solomon Story
Jona. Partridge
Ephraim Story
Imri Smalley
W" Cox
Adonijah Brooks
Luther Drury
Nehemiah Hopkins
Ebenezer Ambler
Samnel Sheldon
Gershom Beach
Timothy Miller
David Gillmore
Gideon Cooley
Daniel Stevens
Jabez Ormstead
Samuel Crippin
Benjamin Stevens
Stephen Jenner
Days
G
2
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
5
6
6
5
5
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
Amt.
wages
8. 8
2. 8
8.
8.
8.
8.
8.
8.
8.
8.
6. 8
8.
8.
6. 8
6. 8
5. 4
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
2. 8
Miles
Amt.
travel
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8'
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15.8
47
15 8
17
5.8
Total
1. 4. 4
0. 8. 4
1. 3. 8
1. 3. 8
1. 3. 8
1. 3 8
1. 3. 8
1. 3. 8
1. 3. 8
1. 3. 8
1. 3. 4
1. 3
1. 3. 8
1
1
1. 1
1. 2
8
2. 4
2. 4
4
1. 2. 4
1. 2. 4
1. 2. 4
1. 2. 4
1. 2. 4
1. 2. 4
0. 8. 4
^38.12. 8
Benj. Cooley, Capt.
State of Vermont, Arlington, Aug. 10, 1781. Sworn to by
Capt. Benj. Cooley. Before John Fassett, Jr. Assistant.
Pay Table Office, Aug. 10, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pa}' the same to
Capt. Benj. Cooley or bearer, being thirty-eight pound twelve shil-
lings and eight pence, lawful money.
John Fassett ] ^ .,,
T^p- ., -D y Com.mittee
Timothy Brownson j
Reed. 10'^ August, 1781, of the Treasurer the contents of
the above order. Per me,
^38.12.8 Benj. Cooley.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
163
[84] \Capt. Stephen Calkins' Company]
Pay Roll of Capt. Stephen Calkins' Company of Militia in an
alarm in March 1780 by order of Col. Eben"" Allen, in the county
of Rutland.
En
Names
sei
tered
•vice
Miles
travel
Days
Wages
per day
Total
Stephen Calkins, Capt Ma
r. 26
70
6
5 4
3.15. 4
Eben'" Wilson, Lieut '
70
6
3.7
2. 4.10
Isaac Colvin, Ensign '
70
6
3.7
1. 0.
Daniel Brumley, Sergt. '
70
6
1.7
1.12.10
Luther Colvin,
70
6
1.7
1.12.10
Reuben Rowley, ' ' *
70
6
1.7
1.12.10
Jona. Sprague, " '
70
6
1.7
L12.10
Harry Spalding '
70
6
1 4
1.11. 4
Jona. Sealy '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Richard Latin '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Thomas Allin *
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Michael Wilson '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Nathl. Sheldon
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Thos. Tuttle
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
James Webster '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Jesse Tuttle
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Wm. Brumley, Jr. '
70 ■
6
1.4
1.11. 4
George Gage '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
John Gage '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
W« Gage
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Cons^ Vial
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Prince Allen '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Zoah Allen '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Obadiah Edwards '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
James Clark *
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Saml. Barlow *
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
John Sealee
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Joseph Gage '
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
Walter Gage
70
6
1.4
1.11. 4
;^47. 8. 8
164
STATE OF VERMONT
I Committee
Committee of Pay Table, Oct. 18. 1781. The within pay roll
being examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed
to pay the same, being forty-seven pounds eight shillings and
eight pence, agreeable to the within roll.
Isaac Tichenor
Timothy Brownson
Treasurer's Office, Charlestown, Oct. 18, 1781. Reed, of Ira
Allen Esq Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being forty-
seven pounds eight shillings and eight pence, in behalf of Capt,
Calkins. Eben' Wilson, Capt.
^47.8.8
[70] [Lieut Enoch Hall's Corps of Rangers^
Pay Roll of Lieut. Enoch Hall's Corps of Rangers raised by
order of the State of Vermont for the defence of the Northern
Frontiers.
"XT
Commence-
Time of
Pay
rr\ . 1
Names
per
Total
ment of pay
service
month
Mos.
Days
Dolls
Enoch Hall, Lieut
17 Mar. 1780
8
15
18^3
47.12.0
Timoy Nash, Sergt
27 "
8
5
8
19.12.
Nathan Caswell, Corpl
8
5
7/3
17.19.8
Deliv® Sawyer, Private
8
5
6/3
16. 6.8
John Hough
( i i fc ( (
8
5
^yi
16. 6.8
John Hough, Jr.
8
5
6/3
16. 6.8
William A.mey
8
5
6/3
16. 6.8
Timothy Day
8
5
6/3
16. 6 8
John Liccey
8
5
6/3
16. 6.8
Abner Osgood
8
5
6/3
16. 6.8
Silas Sargeant
8
5
6/
16. 6.8
Benj. Byram
8
5
6/
16. 6.8
Orsamus Bayley
8
5
6/
16. 6.8
Nathaniel Hall
8
5
^fi
16. 6.8
$88211= Lavv^ful money 264.17.0
Examined. T. Tolman, Pay Master.
N. B. The above officers and soldiers were discharged on the
30th day of Nov. and consequently made up in the above roll to
that date inclusive. — The above roll is just and true, without fraud
to this state or any individual, according to my best knowledge.
(Errors excepted) Per me,
Enoch Hall. Lieut.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
165
Arlington, 19th Dec. 1780, Pay Table Office. The within pay
roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby dii ected
to pay to Thomas Tolman, Paymaster to the troops of this state the
sum of two hundred and sixty-four pounds seventeen shilling's
hard money, or an equivalent in paper currency, it being the total
amount of said roll, taking his receipt for the same.
Thos. Chittenden } ^
Jno. Fassett f ^°^
Reed, the above in full.
March 20, 1783. Th. Tolman, Paymaster.
[305] [Capf. John Spafford's Company']
Pay Roll of Capt. John Spafford's Company in Col. Gideon
Warren's Regt. of Militia in the service of the State of Vermont
in the month of March, A. D. 1780, from the 22nd. to the 29th.
Names
When
entered
When
dis-
Icharg'd
Days
Per
month
Miles
25
Total
Capt John Spaflford
Mar. 26
Mar. 29
4
8.0.0
1.17. 8
Lt. Samuel Allen
" 22
1 < (1
8
5.8.0
25
2. 7.10
Sergt. Zephaniah White
" 22
11 1 <
8
2.8.0
25
1. 6. 4
John Chandler
" 26
( < 1 <
4
2.8
25
17. 4
•' Daniel or David Adams
" 22
it ((
8
2.8
25
1. 6. 4
Corpl. Silas Gerads
" 20
it <(
7
2.4
25
1. 3. 2J
Daniel Ray
" 22
<i 11
8
2.4
25
1. 5. 4
Eph" Coy
" 22
1 ( 11
8
2.0
25
1. 5. 4
" William Joiner
" 26
(( 11
4
2.4
25
16. 4
David Whitmarsh
" 26
i{ 11
7
2.0
25
1. 2. 4
Joshua Remington
" 23
11 11
8
2.
25
1. 4. 4
Sarauel Gary
*' 26
II <i
4
2.
25
16. 4
Stephen Roys
" 28
(1 (1
7
2.
25
1. 2. 4
Joseph Reynolds
" 26
11 (1
4
2.
25
16. 4
Samuel Roys
" 26
11 11
4
2.
25
16. 4
Silas Bingham
(( (1
11 11
4 •
2.
25
16. 4
Elisba Smith
" 22
11 «i
8
2.
25
1. 4. 8
Azor Perry
" 26
11 <(
4
2.
25
16. 4
Matthew Parker
U (1
<i 11
4
2.
25
16. 4
Saml. McClure
(t <>
11 1.
4
2.
25
16. 4
Benj. Johnson
(> ((
11 1 1
4
2.
25
16. 4
Eliphas Brewster
" 25
u . <
5
2.
25
18. 4
Cyrus Chipman
" 23
1 < 11
7
2.
25
1. 2. 4
David Caswell
" 22
11 (1
8
2.
25
1. 4. 4
Ozim Brewster
" 27
(1 11
3
2.
25
14. 4
Isaac Grant
" 24
11 .(
6
2.
25
1. 0. 4
Daniel Fuller
" 26
il 11
4
2.
25
16. 4
Thos. Hutchinson
'• 27
(1 (1
3
2.
25
14. 4
James Fitch
ti i<
11 ((
3
2.
25
14. 4
Aaron Mathews
(< i(
(1 1.
3
2.
25
14. 4
James Haight
1 < I <
ll 11
3
2.
25
14. 4
James Salisbury
1 ( t(
It It
3 '
2.
25
14. 4
166
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
When
entered
When
dis-
charg'd
Days
Per
month
Miles
Total
Nathl. Sprague
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
3
2.
25
14. 4
Zoraster Fitch
(t (1
1 (I
3
2.
25
14. 4
Elihu Johnson
" 23
1 ((
7
2.
25
1. 2. 4
Derick Karner
" 26
» <(
4
2.
25
16. 4
Elisha Utley
t ( i(
( t (
4
2.
25
16. 4
Stephen Rice
" 23
i i.
7
2.
25
1. 2. 4
Levi Eice
" 27
t <1
3
2.
25
14. 4
Asahel Leat
" 26
4 ( (
4
2.
25
16. 4
Cephas Smith
" 27
( t <
3
2.
25
14. 4
Cephas Smith, Jr.
(( 1 <
1 (1
3
2.
25
14. 4
Glover Nicholson
" 26
1 < (
4
2.
25
16. 4
Abel Turner
ii H
( 1 <
4
2.
25
16. 4
Nathl. Chipman
I i i(
< 1 <
4
2.
25
16. 4
Aaron Adams
" 22
(
( <<
8
2.
25
1. 4. 4
Elisha Hamilton »
" 26
1 11
4
2.
25
1. 4. 4
Edward Turner
" 22
< 1 (
8
2.
25
1. 4. 4
Joseph Taylor
1 ( (t
( 1 i
8
2.
25
1. 4. 4
Nathl. Hamilton
( C it
( <t
8
2.
25
1. 4. 4
Jared Jones
l( <(
( ii
8
2.
25
1. 4. 4
;^50. 9.Sk
Pay Table Office, 6th June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to pay to Capt. John Spafford the within roll, which is fifty pounds
nine shillings and eight pence.
Thos. Chittenden ) p
Timo. Brownson [
)mmittee
Date above, received of the Treasurer the contents of the
within.
^50.9.8 John Spafford, Capt.
[505] [Ca^f. John Spaffora's Men {names oinitted)'\
This certifies that the following names were left out of a Pay
Roll for service done in an Alarm in March, 1780.
Charles Brewster, 7 days, 50 miles travel
Josiah Eady do do
Benjamin Haskins do do
Robert Hopkins do do
Stephen Wood 6 days do
W" Ray (or Kay) 15 days do
£ 1-
6.
6.
6.
Q
6.
a
5.
8
1.16.
8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
167
The following names were left out of a Pay Roll for service in
an alarm in Augt. 1780.
Joseph Taylor 15 days and 25 miles . . . 1. 8. 6
David Roberts do do ... 1. 8. 6
^11. 2. 4
Attest pr John Spafford, Capt.
Pay OfEce, Windsor, Feby. 20, 1783 The above account being
approved the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay unto Capt. John
SpaflEord or order the sum of eleven pounds two shillings and four
pence.
Isaac Tichenor ) ^ .„„
John Strong. )
(Recptd by John Strong, for Capt. S., Apl 25, 1783)
[7] l^Capt. Gideon Ormsbys Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Gideon Ormsby's Company in Col. Ira
A'llen's Regiment of Militia for service done in this state in the
alarm in the month of March, 1780.
Names and Rank
Ent<i
service
Days
Wages
per day
Travel
Total
M. d
Capt. Gideon Ormsby
March 22
7
0.3.4
90 4
3. 7. 4
En. W" Sexton
t t ( (
7
3.7
70 "
2. 8. 5
Serg^ Tho^Barney
1 ( it
7
1.7
90 "
2. 1. 1
" Dan^ Purdy
it i(
7
1.7
90 "
2. 1. 1
" Dan Allen
" 26
5
1.7
70 "
1.11. 3
" Eliakim Deming
" 22
2
1.7
20 "
0. 9.10
Corp David Purdy
" 26
5
1.5
70 "
1.10. 5
" Reuben Baker
" 22
7
1.5
90 "
1.19.11
Robert Loggan
a t (
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Christopher Roberts
( ( < 'i
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Reuben Purdy
( t t (
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
John Roberts
t ( i k
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Waterman Ells
1 ( 1 (
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Rufus Munson
1 1 < (
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Martin Barber
( ( ( (
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
George Olds
< i f (
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Jon. Ormsby
11 (1
7
1.4
70 "
1.12. 8
Daniel Ormsby
( ( ( (
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
168
STATE OF VERMONT
Names and Rank service
Days
Wages
per day
Travel Total
M. d.
Joshua Rose Mai
•ch 22
2
1.4
20 4
0. 9. 4
Zebulon Moses
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Ezekiel Roberts '
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
John White '
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Nath' Bostwick '
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Truman Powell '
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Simeon Hine '
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Daniel Arnold '
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Moses Sperry
( (4
2
1.4
20 '•
0. 9. 4
Jona. Allen '
2
1.4
20 '■
0. 9. 4
Robert Allen
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Obadiah Allen '
2
1.4
20 "
0, 9. 4
Benj. Burr '
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Jacob Odel '
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Stephen Smith '
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
James Vaughn '
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Nath' Newton '
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Rice Beckwith '
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Abel Bristol
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Neh'' Larkin
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
James Henison '
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Isaac Marks '
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
Josiah Burton '
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Benj. Vaughn
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Benj. Mclntyre' '
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Jo^ Mclntyre
2
1.4
20 "
0. 9. 4
Sam^ Smith '
' 26
5
1.4
70 "
1.10.
Peter French
' 2(i
5
1.4
70 "
1.10.
Jesse Munson '
' 26
5
1.4
70 "
1.10.
Wallace Sutherland '
' 22
7
1.4
90 "
1.19. 4
W" Bedal
' 26
5
1.4
70 "
1.10.
Aaron Saxton
' 26
1
1.4
8 "
0. 4.
Bernard Born '
' 26
5
1.4
70 4
1.10.
Nathan Beaman '
' 26
5
1.4
70 4
1.10.
Sami Hull
' 26
5
1.4
70 4
1.10.
Elijah Burton '
' 26
5
1.4
70 4
1.10.
John W. Bostwick
' 26
5
1.4
70 4
1.10.
Philip Mead '
' 26
5
1.4
70 4
1.10.
Isaac Whelpley *
' 22
7
1.4
70 4
1.12. 8
^74.14. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 169
Pay Table Office. 2'^ June, 1781.
The foregoing- pay roll being examined is allowed and the
Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Maj. Gideon Ormsby,
which is ^74.14.8. per order. Tho* Chittenden ) p ^^
Timo. Brownson \ ^^^
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Aug. 13, 1781.
ReC^ of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer, the contents of the above
order which is ^^74.14.8 lawful money, in behalf of Gideon
Ormsby. Jona. Ormsby
[374] [^"^Z^- Thomas Bull's Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Bull's Conjpany in Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment of Militia, for service done this State in the
Alarms in the month of March, 1780.
Names
Entered
service
Days
P^ day
Miles
at 4'^
Total
Capt. Thomas Bull
Mar. 22
7
a. 4
84
3.14 8
En. Stephen Washburn
( > > (
2
4.0
20
15.2
Sergt. John Smith
" 26
5
1.7
70
1.11.7
David Brady
" 22
7
1.4
84
Nathl. Collins
( ( i (
7
1.4
84
1.17.4
Daniel Jones
" "
7
1.4
84
1.17 4
Peleg Sutherland
i. .(
7
1.4
84
1.17 4
Peter Pixley
Ik t(
2
1.4
20
94
Ashbel Goodrich
" 26
5
1.4
70
1.100
Martin Powell
>( (1
5
1 4
70
1.10.0
Timothy Pearl
" 22
2
1.4
20
9.4
Isaac Barker
It ( (
7
1.4
84
1.17.4
Timothy Mead 3"^
" 26
5
1 4
70
1 10
Jesse Sawyer
" 22
7
14-
84
1.17 9
John Page
' ' 26
3
1.4
50
1. 0.8
Seth Pettibone
" 22
7
14
84
1.17.0
William Drew
t ( (1
2
1.4
20
94
Saml. Pettibone
11 k (
2
1.4
20
94
Tim° Bliss
< ( 1 (
7
1.4
84
1 17.4
James Lewis
1 ( « »
2
1.4
20
9.4
Nathan Smith
( t (4
7
1.4
84
1.17.4
George Smith
" 26
1.4
70
1.10.0
Dunkin Dun
" 22
2
1.4
20-
9.4
Thos. Abner
" 22
2
1.4
20
94
£Zl. 5 6
Attest, Thomas Bull, Capt.
170
STATE OF VERMONT
Bennington County, ss. Sunderland, Jan. 35, 1783. Then
personally appeared Capt. Thomas Bull and made solemn oath that
the above is a just and true roll, without fraud or injustice to the
public or any individual, according to his best knowledge.
Before me, Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Jan. 25, 1783. The within Pay
Roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to
pay the amt. of the .<^ame unto Capt. Thomas Bull, being the sum
of thirty-one pounds 5/6, lawful money.
limo. Brownson, ] ^
T>, rp 1 ' h Commitlee
Thos. Tolman, j
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, July 30, 1783. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order,
;^^31.5.6 Thomas Bull, Capt.
[366J [C<2//. Tehan Noble's Conipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Tehan Noble's Company of Militia in Col.
Ira Allen's Regiment for service done in Alarms March 26, A.D.
1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. Tehan Noble
6
80
2.18. 8
Lt. Enoch Eastman
6
80
2. 8. 2
Sergt. Enos Harmon
6
80
1.16. 2
" Seth Harmon
6
80
1.16. 2
" W"^ Hubbard
5
60
1. 7.11
" Cyprian Eastman
6
80
1.16 2
Corpl. Amos Scott
6
80
1.15. 5
" Alpheus Harmon
6
80
1.15. 5
Stephen Eastman
6
80
1.15. 5
Luke Noble
6
80
1.14. 8
Abraham Rising
6 .
80
1.14. 8
Isaac Gray
6
80
1.14. 8
David McClary
5
60
1. 6. 8
Selah Harmon
6
80
1.14. 8
Levi Dones
1
20
0. 8.
Aaron Rising, Jr.
6
80
1.14. 8
John Shepherd
6
80
1.14. 8
John Chandler
6
80
1 14. 8
Samuel Francy
5
60
1. 6. 8
Asaph Leavitt
5
60
1. 6. 8
Daniel Hopkins
1
12
0. 5. 8
William Hopkins
5
60
1. 6. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
171
Names
Days
' Miles
Total
Amos Harmon
6
80
1.14. 8
Nathl. Tower
6
80
1.14. 8
John Burlingame
6
80
1.14. 8
John Hayse
5
60
1. 6. 8
Eben'- Smith
1
20
0. 8.
Reuben Slader [Stodder]
1
20
0. 8.
Finla)' McKnight
1
20
0. 8.
John Stewart
6
80
1.14 8
Stephen Smith
6
80
1.14. 8
Nathl. Smith
6
80
1.14. 8
Eliphalet Smith
6
80
1.14. 8
Josiah Risden
6
80
1.14. 8
Calvin Eastman
5
60
1. 6. 8
Reuben Farnsworth
6
80
1.14. 8
Ashbel Sikes
6
80
1.14. 8
Robert Hopkins
5
60
1. 6. 8
David Tousley
1
12
0. 5. 4
58. 3. 6
Pay Table Office, 1=* May, 1781. The Treasurer is directed to
pay to Capt. Tehan Noble the within Pay Roll, which is fifty-eight
pounds fifteen shillings and six pence.
Thos. Chittenden ) p
John Fassett f ^°'
)mmittee
Date above, received the contents of the above roll.
;^58.15.6 ■ Tehan Noble, Capt.
172
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174
STATE OF VERMONT
[236] [Capf. Giles WalcotVs Company (pari?)]
A Return of my company, in order to draw the money allowed
them by the State of Vermont.
W" Litehal, Ensign
Nehemiah Williams, Sergt.
Gillas Van Voste, Do
John Fletcher
W" Hunt
W"' Soper
John Truax
Peter Robinson [Roberson]
John Young
Wm. Hunt
Gradis Qnashbush
John Curnble [Canbel]
Alex. McDonel
John Monroy
Sir, — You are directed (agreeable to the Resolution of the Gen-
eral Assembly of this State, passed 15th. of March, 1780) to pay on
the within roll five hundred and fifteen pounds lawful money, to
Capt. WalcQtt, Thos. Chittenden.
To Ira Allen, Treasurer, Arlington, 10th May, 1780.
Date above, reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, five hundred and
fifteen pounds, lawful money, in full.
^515.0.0 Giles Walcott, Capt,
[74] [LieuL Benjamin Everest's Company of Rangers^
Pay Roll of Lieut. Everest's Company of Rangers in the ser-
vice raised by the State of Vermont, commencing fifteenth of
November and ending the thirty-first of March, inclusive, 1780.
r^,-»v
„
To
Time in
N^AMRS
Uom-
mence't
what
time
Pay per
month
service
Total
.1.1 xilUC^O
of pay
paid
Mo's
Days
Benj. Everest, Lieut
Nov.
15
March 31.
£m. 0.0
4
15
£210. 0,0
David Powers, Sergt.
li 1 (
25. 0.0
4
15
112.10.0
Elijah Grandy, do
(( a
25. 0.0
4
15
112.10.0
BrittoQ Simmons, Corp.
IK (I
22.10.0
4
15
101. 5.0
Curtis Smith, do
<( <<
25.10.0
4
15
101. 5.0
Josiah Kellogg, Drum'
< ( <i
22.10.0
4
15
101. 5.0
Andrew Patterson
(( i <
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Pliny Smith
( ( 11
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Gideon Culey
(< {<
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Jacob Partridge
i( •<
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Phineas Spalding
t( (1
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Philip Spalding
(< <1
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Benj. Glason
11 It
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Joseph Lawrence
<( It
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Harmon Lawrence
t t t t
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Beuben Strong
t t it
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Moses Powers
ii t t
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
Stephen Squires
li 11
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
John Hastings
It (1
30. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
William Kellogg
(1 It
20. 0.0
4
15
90. 0.0
David Furbush
"
Jany. 16
20, 0.0
3
1
40.12.0
^2099. 7.6
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
1Y5
The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is ordered to pay the same, which is two thousand and ninety-nine
pounds Thos. Chittenden.
The day of the above date received of the Treasurer one hun-
dred and eighty pounds towards the above order.
Benj. Everest, Lt.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jany. 7, 1786. Received of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order. Benj. Everest, Lt.
[73]
\Capt. Jonas Gains ha s Compa7iy\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Jonas Galusha's Company in Col. Herrick's
Regiment of Militia for service done in an alarm in April, 1780.
Names
Days'
Pay per
day
No.
miles
Amt.
milage
Amt.
wages
Total
Capt. -Jonas Galusha
3
5 4
60
1. 0.0
0.16.0
1.16.0
Lt. Nathan Stone
3
3.7
60
1. 0.0
10.9
1.10.9
En. Joseph Andrus
3
3.7
60
1. 0.0
10.9
1.10.9
Sergt. David Matteson
3
1.7
60
1. 0.0
4.9
1. 4.9
Benj. Matteson
3
1.4
60
1. 0.0
4.
1. 4.0
Peter Matteson
3
1.4
60
1. 0.0
4.
1. 4.0
Ezra Sweet
3
1.4
60
1. 0.0
4.
1. 4.0
John Millington
3
1.4
60
1. 0.0
4.
1. 4.0
Isaac Andrus
3
1.4
60
1. 0.0
4.
1. 4.0
Lemuel Bottom
3
1.4
36
0.12.0
4.
0.16.0
Rufus Spencer
3
1.4
36
0.12.0
4.
0.16.0
^13.14.3
Attest, Jonas Galusha, Capt.
Pay Table Office, May 31, 1781. The above roll being
examined is approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same, which is thirteen pounds fourteen shillings and three pence.
Thos. Chittenden ) ^^^.^
John Fassett j
Date above received the contents of the above roll.
Per me, Jonas Galusha.
176
[40]
STATE OF VERMONT
\^Capt. John Stark's Company^
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Stark's Company in Col. Ira Allen's
Regt. for service done for the two alarms at Skeensborough and
Ticonderoga about the 1st of April last, A. D. 1780.
Names and Rank
Capt. Jno. Stark
Lt. Saml. Willard
Sergt. David Comstock
'' Nathl. Harmon
John Abbott
Saml. Abbott
J as. Hopkins
Wm. Fitch
Zodock Everest
Joseph Everest
Joseph Cook
Philip Priest
ElishaClatk^ Jr
Leml .Clark
Joth*' Pratt
Peter Patterson
Philip Reed, Corp'
James Lynn
James Haskins
Moses Curtis
Joshua Cobb
John Cobb
Joseph Willard
Joth. Smart
Phineas Stephens
Levi Adams
Caleb Allen
Timo. Allen, Corpl
Daty Allen
Peter Hall
Joth. Prindle
Nathan Castle
Danl. Welch
Asaph Starkweather
Saml. Moulton
Days
No.
Amt
Pay per
in ser-
miles
travel
day and
Total
vice
travel
rations
7
74
1.4.8
0.6.8
3.11. 4
7
74
1.4.8
4.3
2.14. 5
3
22
7.4
1.7
12. 1
7 •
74
14.4.8
1.7
1.15. 9
3
22
7.4
1.4
11. 4
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
3
22
7.4
1.4
11. 4
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7
74
1.4.8
1,4
1.14.
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7-
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
6
64
8.
1.4
1. 9. 4
3
24
8.
1.4
0.12.
3
24
1.4.8
1.4
12.
7
74
1.4 8
1 5>^
1.15.11
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
3
24
8
1.4
0.12.
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14
7
74
1.4.8
14
1.14.
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7
74
1.4.8
1 4
0.14.
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7
74
1.4.8
1.5>4
1.15.11
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
7 ■
74
1.4.8
1.4
1.14.
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
177
Days
No.
Amt.
travel
Pay per
Names and Rank
m ser-
miles
day and
Total
vice
travel
rations
Jonath. Willard
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
Solomon Steel
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
Benajah Stark
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
John Thompson
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
Tas. Moredock
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
Leml. Chipman
4
50
16.8
1.4
0.19.
Abm. Meecham
3
24
8.
1.4
0.12.
Leml. Haskins
3
24
8.
1.4
0.12.
David Hough
3
24
8.
1.4
0.12.
Abner Haskins
3
24
8.
1.4
0.12.
Joseph Fitch
3
24
8.
1.4
0.12.
^60.14. 5
John Stark, Captain.
State of Vermont ) Arlington,
Bennington County j June 6, 1781.
Personally appeared the v^^ithin named Samuel Willard and
made solemn oath that to the best of his knowledge the within
roll is just and true. Before me, John Fassett, Asst,
Pay Table Office, Arlington, June 7, 1781.
The within roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is
directed to pay the same to Capt. John Stark or bearer, being the
sum .of sixty pounds fourteen shillings and five pence lawful
money. Thos. Chittenden ) p
^60.14.5 Jno. Fassett j- ^om.
Date above received of the Treasurer the above contents.
Saml. Willard, Lieut.
[12]
178
STATE OF VERMONT
[98]
\^Capt. Samuel Williams' Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Saml. Williams' Company in Col. Gideon
Warren's Regiment of Militia on an Expedition to Ticonderoga
and Bulwazzy's Bay, May, 1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Wage
Subsist-
ence
Sam!. Williams, Capt.
8
60
£-i
2
0.10.8
Asa Fuller, Lt.
8
60
2
9
5 0. 5.4
Isaiah Honeywell, Lt.
8
60
11
4
Gershom Beach, r.
8
60
10
8 —^0.16.0
Gideon Walker
8
60
10
8
Stephen Williams
8
60
10
8
Oliver Hermon
8
60
10
8
Jared Ives
8
60
10
8
Danl. Squire
8
60
10
8
Eben'' Andrews
8
60
10
8
Eben'" Cook
8
60
10
8
John Forbes
8
60
10
8
Eleazer Marble
8
60
1
10
8
Pay Table Office, May 30, 1781 . The within pay rolls are ex-
amined and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the same,being one hundred and forty-three pounds seven shillings
and nine pence. Thos. Chittenden ) ^ ...
T*- n, r. }■ Committee
Timothy Brownson [
Reed. May 30, 1781, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order, being one hundred forty-three pounds seven shillings and.
nine pence. Saml. Williams, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
179
[346] [C<7//. John Spafford's Company']
Pay Roll of Capt. John Spafford's Company in Col. Eben""
Allen's Regiment of Militia in the service of this State, com-
mencing- the 31st. day of May, 1780, and ending the 6th. day of
June, 1780, inclusive, the money being due from the State of
Vermont.
Names
En-
tered
L<
3ft
Days
Pr
month
Miles
Total
1780
Lt. Saml. Allen
May 31
June 6
7
5.8.0
45
2.4.11
En. Orange Train
'i «<
1 1
1 1
7
5.8.0
45
2.4.11
Sergt. Jacob Wood
i( (<
II
II
7
2.8.0
45
1.6.11
" Zephaniah White
1 1 <i
II
II
7
2.8.0
45
1.6.11
" Daniel Adams
( ( i(
(1
11
7
2.8.0
45
1.6.11
Corpl. Daniel Kay
t ( u
(
1 1
7
2.4.0
45
1.5.
Eben^ Wood
t( >t
II
11
7
2.
45
1.4. 4
Ephraim Wood
1( II
11
It
7
2.
45
1.4. 4
Luther Landon
It l(
(1
It
7
2.
45
1.4. 4
Abel White
(> II
> 1
11
7
2.
45
1.4. 4
Aaron Adams
11 (1
II
It
7
2.
45
1.4. 4
John Trass
{< 1 <
1 1
i<
7
2.
45
1.4. 4
Luther Fillmore
(1 1<
1 1
It
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Edward Turner
II u
II
1 1
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Elihu Johnson
1 1 <1
1 c
1 1
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Oliver Bell
II II
1 (
11
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Levi Rice
11 II
II
11
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Samuel Owen
11 II
11
i(
7
2
45
1.4. 4
William Fox
II 11
ll
i(
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Joshua Cambell
11 i.
II
11
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Jacob Johnson
11 l(
II
1 1
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Isaac Grant
IS 11
11
II
7
2
45
1.4. 4
James Fitch
l< 11
1 1
1 1
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Abel Spencer
1 . I>
(1
It
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Elisha Smith
II 11
• (
Si
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Samuel Rice
II 11
1 1
11
7
a
45
1.4. 4
Obadiah Noble
l< 1 (
CI
1 1
5
2
45
1.1.
Neri Cramton
11 >1
1 (
1(
7
2
45
1.4. 4
Stephen Rice
<l II
II
It
7
3
45
1.4. 4
i:37.10.1
Attest, Samuel Allen, Lieut.
Pay Table Office, 5th. June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to pay to Capt. Samuel Allen the within roll, it being examined
and approved, which is thirty-seven pounds ten shillings and one
penny. Thos. Chittenden, ) Conimittee
John Fassett, [ «^ommittee.
Reed. 5th. June, 1781, the contents of the above order.
Saml. Allen, Lieut.
The 5th. June, 1781. Sworn before me,
;^37.10.1 Thos. Chittenden, Gov^
180
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Capt. Eph"> Buell
Lt. Israel Hurlburt
En. Gershom Lake
Sergt. John Eaton
" Azariah Blanchard
" Alpheus Hall
Isaac Clark
Bruster Higley
Salmon Cogsel
Salmon Carver
Gershom Moulton
John Moulton
W'" Booge
W"^ Moor
Adam Johnson
David Gilmore
John Anderson
Elisha Ivilbourne
Benj. Ufford
John Gray
Asa Dudley
Abijah Beat
Elijah Hawkins
John Charter
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
181
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182
STATE OF VERMONT
[71]
\Capt. Benjamin Cooky's Company]
Pay Roll of Capt. Benjamin Cooley's Company in Col. Ebene-
zer Allen's Regiment of Militia called out on the alarm of the 30th
May 1780, commencing the 30th May 1780 and ending the 6*'' day
of June 1780, inclusive — the money being due from the State of
Vermont.
Names
Days
Amt. of
wages
No.
miles
Travel
fees
Total
Capt, Benj. Cooley
8
2. 2.8
56
0.18.8
3. 1.4
Sergt. Bre>2elee] Kichardson
8
0.12.8
56
18.8
1.11.4
" Jabez Olmstead
8
0.12.8
56
18.8
1.11.4
Corpl. Ashbel Hopkins
8
0.11.8
56
18.8
1.10.4
" Gideon Cooley
8
0.11.8
56
18.8
1.10.4
Eben"^ Drury
8
0.10.8
56
18.8
1. 9.4
Darius Crippen
8
0.10.8
56
18.8
1. 9.4
Solomon Story
8
0.10.8
56
18.8
1. 9.4
Caleb Cooley
8
0.10.8
56
18.8
1. 9.4
Abdon Owen
8
0.10.8
56
18.8
1. 9.4
;^16.11.4
Pay Table Office, Aug 10, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to [pay] the same to
Capt. Benj. Cooley or bearer, being sixteen pounds eleven shillings
and four pence lawful money, John Fassett \ ^ gg
Timo. Brownson [
Received of the Treasurer the contents of the above 10th
Aug. 1781. Benjamin Cooley.
[122]
[CV/. Gideon Warren's Regiment — Officers]
A Pay Roll of Field and Staff Officers in Col. Gideon Warren's
Regiment of Militia in the Alarms of March and June, 1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Gideon Warron, Col.
Nathl. Smith, Q^m.
Eben^ Hyde, Agt. [Adjt.?]
17
7
10
90
45
45
11. 4.0
2. 4.9
2.17.6
^16.16.3
Gideon Warren, Col.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
183
Pay Table Office, 12*^ June, 1781. The within roll being
examined is approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay to Col.
Warren eleven pounds fourteen shillings, and to Nathl. Smith
two pounds four shillings and nine pence and to Eben"" Kyde two
pounds seventeen shillings and six pence, per order of
Thos. Chittenden ) ^
ny -D r Committee
limo. Brownson j
Date above received of the Treasurer eleven pounds fourteen
shillings, per me, Gideon Warren, Col.
Reed, 12^^ of July, 1781 of the Treasurer five pounds lawful
money in behalf of Eben"" Hyde and Nathl. Smith, on the within
roll. W^ Hooker.
[369, dupl 227] [CaJ>f. Thomas Lee's Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Lee's Company of Militia in Col.
Gideon Warren's Regiment, on an Alarm to Ticonderoga and
Crown Point, in June, 1780; State of Vermont.
Per
mile
Subsist-
Names
Days
Miles
ence
per day
Total
Thomas Lee, Capt.
7
39
4d
1.4
2.19. 4
Nathl. Blanchard, Sergt.
7
39
4
8.0
2. 1. 9
Daniel Smith, En.
7
39
4
8.0
2. 1. 9
Abner Mead, Sergt.
7
39
4
1. 3. 1
Amasa Blanchard, *'
7
39
4
1. 3. 1
Roswell Post,
7
39
4
1. 3. 1
Elisha Wright
7
39
4
1. 3. 1
Henry Meads
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
Isaac Meads
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
Stephen Meads
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
David Whipple
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
Joel Roberts
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
Jabez Gideons
• 7
39
4
1. 1. 4
David Parkhill
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
Benj. Johnson
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
Wait Wright
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
John Moses
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
Joseph Chipman
7
39
4
1. 1. 4
;^23. 9.10
Thomas Lee, Capt.
184
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, 5'\ May, 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to pay to Capt. Thos. Lee the within pay roll, it being- approved
of, which is twenty-three pounds nine shillings and ten pence,
lawful money. Thomas Chittenden ) .^ „..,
■' - T i- T^ i-i. r Lomraittee
John Fassett \
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the
above. Thomas Lee, Capt.
[316] \^Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Compatiy (part)]
A Pay Roll for a part of Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company (of
Poultney Militia) who marched to the assistance of Governor
Clinton (in his endeavor to intercept the retreat of Sir John John-
son) in May and June, 1780 (marched 30th of May) travel made up
at l^ per mile as far as Mount Independence. Poultney, June 13,
1781.
Names
Jolin Asley, sergt.
Peter How "
Joseph Oraw
John Meacham
Joeiah Grant
Seth Craw
Benj. Webster
Benj. Parmatree
■Azel Holmes
Elkanah Ashley
William Richards
Saml. Fletcher
Saml. Allen
John Smith
Days
Per
month
Amt.
wages
Miles
Per
mile
Amt.
travel
10
2. 8.0
0.16.0
35
4d
11.8
10
16.
35
4
11.8
10
2. 0.0
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
10
13.4
35
4.
11.8
10
13.4
35
4
11.8
Total
8
8
7.
7.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
5.
1. 5.
1. 5.
1. 5.
I. 5.
1. 5.
;^17.15.4
I do hereby certify that these persons made up in the above
roll entered service agreeable to the heading of this roll, and am
prosuaded that there is no fraud in the roll, either to the State or
individuals. Per me, Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
N.B. There was no commiss'd officer that continued with
command of this party.
Poultney, Dec. 8, 1781. Then personally appeared Capt.
Zebediah Dewey and made solemn oath to the within roll, accord-
ing to the best of his knowledge.
Before me, William Ward, Justice of Peace.
* This party marched by order from Col. Eben"^ Allen.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
185
Pay Table Office, June 13, 1781. The within pay roll being
examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the contents of the same to being the sum of seventeen
pounds fifteen shillings and four pence, lawful money. He the
said to be accountable.
Given at Arlington. Timo. Brownson
John Fassett
Committee.
Sunderland, April 12, 1782. For value received I do hereby
sign over the above pay roll to Ira Allen and request the Treasurer
to pay the same to him, Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, June 8, 1782.
Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order.
Received of I.
Ira Allen.
[339]
[Ci^//. Jesse Safford's Company\
An account of Money due to Capt. Jesse Safford's Company
for travel from their respective towns to Camp; one part to Pitts-
ford, the other to Royalton, in July, 1780.
Names
Miles
Per mile
Total
Samson Marbel, Sergt.
68
s.
0.2.0
6.16.0
Cleffor Chase [Chafe], "
75
7.10.0
John Wood,
60
6. 0.0
Abel Pain,
70
7. 0.0
Rufus Root, Corpl.
60
6. 0.0
Daniel Barns, Drum""
65
6.10.0
Daniel Stearns, Fifer
70
7. CO
John Cadey
60
6. 0.0
William Negrous
68
6.16.0
William Bennett
65
6.10.0
John Goold
75
7.10.0
Seth Goold
75
7.10.0
Eben'" Stearns
70
7. 0.0
Artemus Robinson
75
7.10.0
John Curtis
68
6.16.0
Bennet Williams
65
6.10.0
Alexander Hutchinson
70
7. 0.0
Jerome Sawens
75
7.10.0
Luke Lamphire
65
6.10.0
Steven Jenkins
60
6. 0.0
Asa Chedle
70
7. 0.0
Calvin Dyke
55
5.10.0
186
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Miles
Per Mile
Total
Thomas Freeman
70
s.
0.2.0
7. 0.0
Caleb Hoten
80
8. 0.0
Asa Hoten
80
8. 0.0
James Hoten
80
8. 0.0
Jeremiah Verging
70
7. 0.0
Eben' Squier
68
6.16.0
Caleb Wright
75
7.10
Bliss Hoisington
75
7.10.0
Stephen Marcy
60
6. 0.0
Elish Walker
70
7. 0.0
Charles Rice
75
7.10
Joua. Plumley
15
1.10.0
Asel Parseful
15
1.10.0
Jerome Hutchinson
15
1.10.0
Experience Tixet [Trisket]
15
1.10.0
Saml. Tredway
15
1 10.0
John Jones
15
1.10
Aaron Traesdel [Trusdel"
12
1. 4
Simeon Root
12
1. 4.0
Sylvester Smith [Selvef]
12
1. 4.0
;^^241. 6.0
This may certify that this is a just and true account of the
traveling money due to my company as specified within. Witness
my hand this tenth day of April, 1781. Jesse Safford, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Windsor, Feb. 20, 1783. The within pay
roll being approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay unto
Capt. Jesse Safford the sum of two hundred and forty-one pounds
six shillings in continental money.
Isaac Tichenor, ) ^
T t, c* y Committee.
John Strong, [
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
187
Date above, reed, of I, Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this
■order, by taking up a receipt given in Continental money.
^241.6.0 Jesse Safford.
£80] [A Scout under Lieut. Nathan Howland'\
A Pay Roll of a Scout under the command of Lieut. Nathan
Rowland in August, 1780.
Names
Miles
Travel
Days
Pay
per m.
Total
Nathan Rowland, Lt.
12
0.4.0
3
5.8.0
0.12.9
Joseph Darling
12
4.
3
2
4.
Charles Killam
12
4.
3
2
4.
Josiah Lamb
12
4.
3
2
4.
Ellas Thomas
12
4.
3
2
4.
Jonas Matthews
12
4.
3
2
4.
Billy Gray
12
4.
3
2
4.
Rufus Sanderson
12
4.
3
2
4.
John Sanderson
12
4.
3
2
4.
1. 6.0
^4. 0.9
Pay Table Office, Charlestown, Oct. 19, 1781. The within pay
roll examined and approved at four pounds and nine pence, and
the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same unto Lt. Nathan
Rowland or bearer.
Timothy Brownson
Isaac Tichenor
Committee
Treasurer's Office, Charlestown, Oct. 27, 1781. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, being four pounds and
•nine pence. Reed in behalf of Lt. Nathan Rowland.
Oliver Williams.
188
STATE OF VERMONT
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STATE OF VERMONT
[95] [Capt. Elisha Burton s Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Elisha Burton's Company,, who marched by-
order of Col. Peter Olcott to Head Quarters at Royalton in August
last, 1780.
Days
Wages
Miles
Pay
Amt.
Total
NAMES
serv-
ice
2
due
travel
per
mile
of
travel
Capt. Elijah Burton
0.10.8
18
4d
6^
0.16.8
Lt, John Hopson
2
7.2
k i
(<
6
13.2
" Solo. Cushman
2
7.2
( 1
( <
6
]3.2
Sergt. Saml. Hutchin-
son
2
3.2
((
( (
6
9.2
" Elias Newton
2
3.2
< t
<(
6
9.2
'• Benj. Burton
2
3.2
1 1
( 1
6
9.2
Corpl. Adrian Hatch
2
3.0
( (
( (
6
9.0
Saml. Curtis
2
2.8
1 1
1 1
G
8.8
Solomon Curtis
2
2.8
t (
< t
6
8.&
Roswell Morgan
2
2.8
1 1
( «
6
8.8
Cyprian Morgan
2
2.8
( t
t >
6
8.8
Ashbel Tucker
2
2.8
( (
( (
6
8.8
Jona. Plumley
2
2.8
( (
(<
6
8.8
John Spears [Spers'
2
2.8
( (
I (
6
8.8
Asa Stone
2
2.8
i (
< (
6
8.8
Reuben Hatch
2
2.8
i <
( 1
6
8.8
John Record
2
2.8
( (
I (
6
88
John Wright
2
2.8
1 1
( (
6
8.a
Saml. Brown
2
2.8
i<
( 1
6
8.8-
Jonas Richards
2
2.8
( (
( (
6
8.8
Nathl. Boardman
2
2.8
1 >
«(
6
8.8
Jehiel Boardman
2
2.8
(t
» «
6
8.8.
John Hatch, Jr.
2
2.8
I (
t >
6
8.8
Conant Sawyer
2
2.8
t «
It
6
8.8
Abel Stimson
2
2.8
t (
( i
6
8.8
John Barton
2
2.8
t <
t (
6
8 8-
Elisha Partridge
2
2.8
( t
( 1
6
8.8
Asel Murdock
2
2.8
> (
< t
6
8.8
Jasper Murdock
2
2.8
< (
> i
6
8.8
Constant Murdock
2
2.8
1 (
t (
6
8.8
Jerom Hutchinson
2
2.8
< (
( (
6
8.8
Asel Percivel
2
2.8
((
i 1
6
8.8
Solomon White
2
2.8
( (
( t
6
8.8
Asel Lewis [Luis]
2
2.8
k i
( \
6
8.8
^15.13 6
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
191
Pay Table Office, Bennington, June 25, 1781. The within pay
roll examined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Elisha Burton, which is fifteen pounds thirteen and
six pence. John Strong-,
;^^15.13.6. timothy Brownson
Committee
June 25, 1781. Received of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents
of this order. Elisha Burton.
[338]
\^Capt. Joseph Parkhursfs Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Joseph Parkhursfs Company of Militia
for the service in the alariis in Aug. 9^*", Royalton, 1780.
Names
Corpl.
Capt. Joseph Park-
hurst
Lt. Calvin Park-
hurst
Lt. Elias Stephens
Sergt. Walbridg
" Foster
'• Wheeler
• " . Haven
Billings
How
Mosher
John Crary
John Hiboot
Aaron Mosh
[Mosure]
Robert Handy
Daniel Lovejoy
Daniel Havens
Joseph Fish
Medad Burton
Jerem'' Presot
Nathan Morse
Moris]
Reuben Parkhurst
Luther Ede
e r
[or
Com-
mence-
ment of
pay
When
dis-
charged
Days
3
Per
day
0.5.4
Pay
Am'ont
Ea-
tions
per
day
0.2.0
Aug 9
Aug. 12
0.16.0
t 1 (
■ " 15
6
3.7
1.1.6
1.4
( ( t k
6
3.7
1.1.6
1.4
" 12
3
1.7
4.9
8.
H (1
3
1.7
4.9
8.
" 15
6
1.7
9.6
8.
t ( (1
6
1.7
9.6
8.
" 12
3
1.7
4.9
8.
(1 ( t
3
1.6
4.6
8.
C t .1
3
1.6
4.6
8.
( i i 1
3
1.4
4.0
8.
( t ( i
3
1.4
4.0
8.
( ( 11
3
1.4
4.0
8.
" 15
6
1.4
8.0
8.
t i ( k
6
1.4
8.0
8.
( ( 1 (
6
1.4
8.0
8.
" 12
3
1.4
4.0
8.
11 1 1
3
1.4
4.0
8.
" 15
6
■ 1.4
8.0
8.
(< Si
6
1.4
8.0
8.
( ( It
6
1.4
8.0
8.
" 12
3
1.4
4.0
8.
Amount
rations
0.6.0
8.
8.
2.
o
4.
4.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
4.
4.
4.
2
2.
4.
4.
4.
2.
192
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Adam Durkee
Elisha Kent
Matthew Har-rin-
ton
Abel Fairbanks
Zacheus Downer
Lackin Hunton
Nehemiah Lovejoy
Jason Downer
Asa Stephens
Benj. Parkhurst
Benj. Day
Standish Day
Phineas Parkhurst
Penl Parkhurst
[name erased]
Com-
When
Ea-
mence-
dis-
Days
Per
Amt.
tions
ment of
ctiargec
i
day
pay
per
pay
5 6
day
8.
Aug 9
Aug.l.
1.4
8.0
( ( < 1
( i I
' 6
1.4
8.0
8.
' 1'
I 3
1.4
4.0
8.
• 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 3
1.4
4.0
8.
' 1
5 3
1.4
8.0
8.
' 1
3 3
1.4
1.3
8
Amt.
rations
4.
4.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
4.
2.
^17.11.3
Joseph Parkhurst, Capt,
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll examined and ap-
proved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt.
Joseph Parkhurst or bearer, being the sum of seventeen pounds
eleven shillings and three pence, with the addition of rations,
lawful money. Thos. Chittenden, ) p-rnmittA^
Arlington 12 Jan. 1781. John Fassett, [ '^ommiiiee.
Vermont, Windsor County, ss. May 23, 1781. Sworn before
Joel Marsh, Justice of Peace.
Reed, of the Treasurer, in behalf of Capt. Joseph Parkhurst,
the contents of the within roll. 12th June 1781.
Amos Robinson
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
193
[51]
[^Capf. John Mercy's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Mercy's Company that marched
after Tories in Angt. 1780, by orders from Col. Ebenezer Woods.
Windsor, August, 1780.
Pay
Days
Pay
per day
When
Amt
Total
Names and bank
com-
ser-
dis-
per
Miles
menc'g
August
vice
charged
day
amt.
Capt. John Mercy
5
;^0.5.4
August
2. 1.8
20
2. 8. 4
Lt. Elnathan Strong
4
^0 3.7
(1
14.4
do
1. 1.
Lt. Eben' Hoisington
4
3.7
1 i
14.4
do
1. L
Sergt. Hilton
4
1.7
i<
6.8
do
13.
" Parttrick
4
1.7
i (
6.8
do
13.
" Meicy
6
1.7
1 (
9.6
do
16. 2
D'"' Mercy
3
1.6
(1
4.6
do
11. 3
Corpl. Emonenis
5
1.6
( t
7.6
do
15.10
" David Arms
4
1.6
('
6.0
do
12. 3
Matthew Hamond
3
1.4
t<
4.0
do
10. 2
Jona. Hamond
3
1.4
1.4
4.0
do
10. 2
Joel Butler
4
1.4
t t
5.4
do
12.
Joseph Perterson
3
1.4
i i
4.0
do
10. 8
Jos. Thompson
3
1.4
1<
4.0
do
10. 8
Josiah Hawley
2
1.4
"
2.8
do
9. 4
Jno. Benjamin
2
1.4
(I
2.8
do
9. 4
Moses Morse
4
1.4
i 1
5.4
do
12.
Seth Sabing
3
1.4
C(
4.0
do
10. 8
Solo. Buck
3
1.4
' >
4.0
do
10. 8
John Kinglesy
,
3
1.4
i (
4.0
do
10. 8
Leonard Soilden
1
1.4
(t
1.4
do
8.
Sergt. Saml. Parttrick
2
1.7
( i
3.2
do
6. 8
Jacob Hastens
2
1.4
( (
2.8
do
9. 4
Nathan Hatch
3
1.4
t \
4.0
do
10. 8
Saml. Messer
2
1.4
• (
2.8
do
9. 4
Elias Hoisington
3
1.4
ft
4.0
do
10. 8
Joel Smead
1
1.4
((
1.4
do
7.
W°' Smead, Jr.
6
1.4
a
8.0
do
14. 8
Peter Cunir [ Currier]
3
1.4
• (
4.0
do
10. 8
;^18.16. 6
12. 8
Total.
^19. 9. 2
John Mercy, Captain.
N. B. Corpl. Thos. Wilson was omitted in the above list.
Please to grant him pay according to the rest of said company —
^0.12.8
Windsor County, Windsor, April 13, 1781. Sworn before
John Fassett, Asst
[13]
194
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office. The within account or pay roll examined
and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. John Mercy or bearer, ii being the sum of nine pounds nine
shillings and two pence lawful money. Given at Windsor, April
13, 1781. Thos. Chittenden, John Fassett, Committee.
Bennington 22d June, 1781. Then reed the contents of the
within pay roll. Per me, John Mercy, Captain.
[263] [A Scout under orders of Capt. Benjamin Cox\
The following is an exact account of Scouting, by order of
Capt. Benjamin Cox, the 23rd. of August, 1780.
Names
Days
Mil?s
out
Miles
com-
Total
ing
Daniel Sharp, Sergt.
5
40
40
1.
1. 3
John Foster, "
5
40
40
1.
1. 3
Nathaniel Page, Corpl.
3
20
20
0.
10. 11
Asa Page, Corpl.
3
20
20
0.
10. 11
Joseph Foster, Corpl.
5
40
40
1.
0. 5
Benj. Stebbings
3
20
20
0.
10. 8
Joseph Marsh
3
20
20
0.
10. 8
Abel Marsh
3
20
20
0.
10. 8
Hollon Blackmer [HoUam]
5
40
40
1.
0.
Asa Foster
5
40
40
1.
0.
Robert Whitcomb
5
40
40
1.
0.
Thos. Wannop
5
40
40
1.
0.
Joseph Chamberlin
3
20
20
0.
10. 8
John Hariden
3
20
20
0.
10. 8
Samuel Stewart
3
20
20
0.
18. 8
^11-
3. 9
The number of miles in the above roll is as exact as by com-
putation could be made.
Barnard, June 4, 1781
I certify that the above Pay Roll is just, without fraud or
wrong to the public or any private person. Daniel Sharp, Sergt.
Pay Table Office, June 23, 1781. The within Pay Roll ex-
amined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same, being eleven pounds three shillings and nine pence.
Timo. Brownson ) ^
John Fassett \ Committee.
June 25, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, ths contents of
this order. Joseph Foster
^11. 3. 9
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
195
[214] [^Capt. Benjamhi Cox's Company of Rangers\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Benjamin Cox's Company of Rangers,
Maj. Eben^ Allen's Detachment raised for the defense of the State
of Vermont, commencing August 15th. and ending the 15th. of
November, A. D. 1780. — both days included.
Com-
Time of
Names
mence-
ment of
seryice
Per
month
When dis-
charged
Total
pay
mo8.
3
days
Capt. Benj. Cox
Aug. 15
1
8.0.0
Nov. 15
24. 5.4
Lieut. Beriah Green
( ( ( (
5.8.0
16. 7.7
Sergt. Adams Howard
( ( («
2.8.0
7. 5.7
" Eben« Clark
1 ( i (
2.8.0
7. 5.7
Corpl. Edward Church
< ( ( t
2.4.0
. 6.13.5
Robert Burch
( ( < (
2.4.0
6.13.5
John Ellis
Sept. 16
1
28
2.4.0
4. 5.1
Fifer Danl. Perkins
Aug. 15
3
1
2.4.0
6.13.5
Jonathan Carpenter
1 ( 1 (
2,0.0
,
' 4. 5.1
Asa Call
it ( t
2.0.0
6.13.5
Nathan Dike
(( ((
2.0.0
6. 1.4
John Strong
Aug. 15
2.0.0
6. 1.4
Robert Green
< ( 1 (
2.0.0
6. 1.4
James Howe
(I ((
2.0.0
6. 1.4
Amos Parker
( ( < 1
2 0.0
6. 1.4
Jacob Salisbury
(1 t (
2.0.0
6. 1.4
Reuben Smith
(( ((
2.0.0
6. 1.4
Elkanah Sprague
(t ((
2.0.0
6. 1.4
Lathrop Thompson
(I i (
2.0.0
6. 1.4
Asa Worcester
< t 1 1
2.0.0
6. 1.4
Benj. Cox, Jr.
Sept. 3
2
12
2.0.0
4.16.0
Line Hoisington
" 12
1
2
2.0.0
Oct. 14
2. 2.8
Jeremiah Bishop
" 11
2
4
2.0.0
Nov. 15
4. 5.4
Abraham Taylor [Taber?;
" 12
2
3
2.0.0
4. 4.0
Daniel Sartel
9
2
6
2.0.0
4. 8.0
Matthew Smith
Aug 15
3
1
2.0.0
6. 1.4
Andrew Stevens
Sept. 17
1
27
2.0.0
3.16.0
Joseph Lull
" 28
1
19
2.0.0
3. 5.4
Samuel Dike
Aug. 15
3
1
2.0.0
6. 1.4
;^191.5.5
(
Dfficers' s
ubsistence
9.2.0
^200.7.5
Ben
j-c
:ox, c
aptain.
196
STATE OF VERMONT
Bennington County, 8th Jan. 1781. Personally appeared
Capt. Benj. Cox and made solemn oath that the within pay roll is
truly and justly charged, without injury to this state or any in-
dividual. Before noe, Thos. Chittenden, Gov.
Pay Table Office. This pay roll being examined and approved
the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to Thos. Tolman,
Paymaster to the troops of this State, it being the sum of two hun-
dred pounds seven shillings and five pence, in hard njoney or other
currency equivalent, he to be accountable for the same.
Given at Arlington this 10th day of Jan. 1781.
Thos. Chittenden ) ^ ...
John Fassett \ Committee.
Reed, the above in full, March 20, 1782.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster,
[159] [Lt'euf. William Posfs Company\
A Pay Roll of Lieut. William Post's Company of Volunteers
in the service of the State of Vermont, from the twenty-ninth of
August, 1780, to the 20^'' of September, 1780.
Names
Com-
Ending
pr
Days
Total
mencing
month
1780
1780
William Post, Lieut.
Aug. 29
Sept. 20.
6.0.0
22
4.
8.
Noah Beach, Sergt.
2.8.0
22
1.
18. 5
Amasa Blanchard
( ( (
2.0.0
22
1.
9. 4
George Alford
2.0.0
22
1.
9. 4
Saml. Sheldon
2.0.0
22
1.
9. 4
Elihu Johnson
2.0.0
22
1.
9. 4
Silas Pratt, Jr.
2.0.0
22
1.
9. 4
Ephraim Loomis
2.0.0
22
1.
9. 4
Henry Sanford
2.0.0
22
1.
9. 4
Robert Sanford
2.0.0
22
1.
9. 4
Jona. Whipple
2.0.0
22
1.
9. 4
Henry Sanford, Jr.
2.0.0
22
1.
£20
9. 4
19.9
Pay Table Office, 16 March, 1781. The within pay roll being
examined, is approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Lt. W" Post, or order, which is twenty pounds nineteen
shillings and two pence, lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden \ .,
TUT? 4. r Com®®.
John tasseti
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
197
Arlington, June 1^' 1781. Then received of the within pay-
roll the sum of five pounds lawful money. W™ Post.
Arlington, S'^ June, 1781. Then received the sum of fifteen
pounds 19 shillings and 9 pence, lawful money, it being the full of
the within pay roll.
^20.19.9' W-" Post.
[109]
\Capt. Step/iefi Calkins' Company^
Pay Roll of Steven Calkins' C&mpany Col. Ira Allen's Regi-
ment of Militia.
When Wh
en re-
Days
Pay per
Miles Amt
. of
Names
marched tv
irned
in ser-
vice
month
travel trai
rel
Total
1780
Capt. Stephen Calkins
Oct. 13 0(
}t. 24
11
8. 0.
35 11
8
3.10.5
Lt. Eben'- Wilson
It 1 ( 1
' 18
6
5. 8.
35 11
8
1.13.6
Sergt. Jona. Sprague
il 4( 1
' 18
6
2. 8.
35 11
8
1.13.6
" Daniel Brambly
(1 '. ( 1
' 18
6
2. 8.0
35 11
8
1. 1.8
" Luther Colvin
< ( 11 (
' 18
6
2. 8.
35 11
8
1. 1.8
Jonathan Seely
it (( (
' 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
William Roberts
1 ( It (
' 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
W" Gage, Jr.
It 1 < <
' 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
Joseph Gage
CI II 1
' 30
18
2. 0.
35 11
8
1.15.8
George Gage
<l (1 I
' 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
Titus Colvin
II .( 1
' 18
6
2. 0.
S5 11
8
0.19.8
Amos Colvin
It 1 1 (
' 30
18
2. 0.
35 11
8
1.15.8
Joshua Colvin
(1 1 1 1
' 18
.6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
Matthew Ray
(1 > ( 1
' 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
Ezekiei Smith
It ( c <
' 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
William Lowin
It II 1
' 30
18
2. 0.
35 11
8
1.15.8
Nathan Sprague -
1 < II 1
• 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
Edward Soper
tl 1 1 <
' 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
Richard Smith
1 1 It 1
' 30
18
2. 0.
35 11
8
1.15.8
John Gage
1 1 II i
' 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
James Webster
<( II 1
' 18
6
2. 0.
35 11
8
0.19.8
£21Ai.5
Rati
ons
0.18.8
;^28.12.1
Pay Table Office, May 30, 1781. The within pay roll being
examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the same, being ^28.12.1
Thos. Chittenden ) ^^^
Timo. Brownson f
Date above, reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the within
pay roll.
Stephen Calkins.
198
STATE OF VERMONT
[158]
[^Capt. Jonathan Holtoiis Company\
An Abstract of Capt. Jona. Holton's Company, Col. Eben""
Woods' Reg* of Militia — service done in the Alarm in Oct. 17, 1780.
Names
Capt. Jona. Holten
Lt. W" Stearns
En. Timo. Clark
Sergt. John Roundye
" John Whitney
John Titus
** John Pulsipher
Corpl. Danl. Richards
Drum'' Charles Richards
Colburn Preston
Luke Hitchcock, Jr.
Benj. Laribee
Gardner Simonds
David Camble
Phineas White
Levi Davis
Davis
Strond
Stowell
Burr
Zadock Sipeo
Luther Webb
Elijah Read
Eben'' Lock [Eben]
Eben'' Albree [Eben]
Saml. Spalding
Philip Safford.
Uriah Roundy
Asa White
Feniages [Ferriages ?]
John
John
John
Saml.
Days
Miles
15
60
7
60
7
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
15
60
11
60
11
60
11
60
Total
6.
0.0
3.10.4
2.10.4
2.
4.0
2.
4.0
2.
4.0
2.
4.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
2.
2.0
1.14.8
1.14.8
1.14.8
19.4
^64. 4.0
June 25, 1781.
Jona. Holten, Capt.
Then the within pa^ roll sworn to before me.
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
199
Pay Table Office, 25"> June. 1781. The within pay roll ex-
amined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same
to Jonathan Holten, it being sixty-four pounds four shillings.
Timo. Brownson | ^
T , c* r Committee
John Strong \
June 36, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order.
£64:A.O Jona. flolten, Capt.
[356J \^Lieut. Asahel SinitKs Company\
A Pay Roll of Lieut. Asahel Smith's Company of Militia that
marched to Fort Fortitude, Oct. 20, 1780, by order of Lt. Col.
Safford.
Com-
Per
day
When
Names
mence*^
Days
dis-
Miles
Total
of pay
charged
Lt. Asahel Smith
Oct. 17
16
3.7
Nov. 2
70
4. 0. 8
Lt. Thos. Hunter
" 20
8
1.7
Oct. 28
40
1. 6.
Sergt. Matthew Patrick
6
1.7
" 26
40
1. 2.10
Asa Smead
12
1.7
Nov. 1
40
1.12.14
" James Fletcher
12
1.7
" 1
40
1.12.14
" Wm. Hilton
13
1.7
" 2
40
1.13.11
Corpl. Solomon Emmons
9
1.6
Oct. 29
70
1.16.10
" Able Adams
13
l.G
Nov. 2
40
1.12.10
Isaiah Burk
6
1.4
Oct. 26
40
1. 1. 4
Elias Hoisington
9
1.4
" 29
40
1. 5. 4
Saml. Jewett
9
1.4
" 29
40
1. 5. 4
Joseph Barrett
12
1.4
Nov. 1
40
1. 9. 4
Joseph Woodruff
12
1.4
(1 ti
40
1. 9. 4
Elihu Beach
12
1.4
(1 t (
40
1. 9. 4
Andrew Blunt
(f («
12
1.4
( t ( (
40
1. 9. 4
Wm. Smead
11
1.4
Oct. 31
40
1. 8.
Jona. Hunter
20
1.4
Nov. 9
40
2. 0.
Peter Currier
9
1.4
Oct. 29
40
1. 5. 4
Leonard Spalding
6
1.4
" 26
40
1. 1. 4
Timo. Messer
10
1.4
Nov. 9
40
2. 0.
Elijah Allen
" 17
18
1.4
" 4
90
2.14.
Daniel Woods
" 20
13
1.4
" 2
40
1.10. 8
Peter Kendall
13
1.4
" 2
40
1.10. 8
Pearl Parkhurst
20
1.4
" 9
40
2. 0.
Joseph Powers
12
1.4
" 1
40
1. 9. 4
Thos. Chapin
13
1.4
" 2
40
1.10. 8
Nathan Hatch
11
1.4
Oct. 31
40
1. 8.
Eben'^ Howard
12
1.4
Nov. 1
40
1. 9. 4
Lazarus Bannister
12
1.4
" 1
40
1. 9. 4
Eph"' Hubbard
20
1.4
" 9
40
2. 0.
Moses Morse
14
1.4
" 3
40
1.12.
Eldad Hubbard
15
1.4
" 4
40
1.13. 4
John Davis
15
1.4
" 4
40
1.13. 4
Samuel Abbot
3
1.4
Oct. 23
40
0.17. 4
£fi8. 1.11
Attest, Asahel Smith, Lieut.
200
STATE OF VERMONT
N. B. 92 rations at S^ per ration ^^3.2.2. which is
included. Sworn before, John Fassett, Asst.
Windsor County, Windsor, Apl. 12, 1781.
State of Vermont, Pay Table Office. The within Pay Roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Lieut. Asahel Smith or bearer, being the sum of fifty-
eight pounds one shilling and eleven pence, lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden, ) ,.
John Fassett, f ^O'^^^^ttee.
20, 1781, of the Treasurer the contents of the
• Reed. April
above order.
^58.1.11
[234, dupl 134]
A Pay Roll
Dudley Chase.
[C(2//. Ed7nii7id Hodges' Company\
of Capt. Edmund Hodges Company for service
done at Fort Fortitude by order of Col. Joseph Safford, from the
towns of Pomfret and Hartford, in October, 1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Per
day
Per
mile
Total
Capt. Edmund Hodges
14
20
5.4
4d
4.
1. 4
L* Asa Hazen
14
20
3.7
4
2.16.10
Sergt. Bacon
14
20
1.7
4
8.10
'' Mason
14
20
1.7
4
8.10
Tracy
14
20
1.7
4
8.10
Corpl. Perren
14
20
1.6
4
7. 8
Tilden
14
20
1.6
4
7. 8
" Emerson
14
20
1.6
4
7. 8
Fifer Benj. Skinner
14
20
16
4
7. 8
Samuel Allen
14
20
1.4
4 •
5. 4
John Chedeals
14
20
1 4
4
5. 4
John Hore [Hoar"
14
20
1.4
4
5. 4
Solva^ Sessions
14
20
1.4
4
5. 4
Abel Morse
14
20
1.4
4
5. 4
Asa Morson
14
20
1.4
4
5. 4
Benj. Sessions
14
20
1.4
4
5. 4
Amos Troop
14
20
1.4
4
5. 4
James Wilson
14
20
1.4
4
J^ ^
5. 4
Barnabas Washburn
14
20
1.4
4
5. 4
William Burch
14
26
1.4
4
7. 4
Nehemiah Closson
14
2G
1.4
4
7. 4
Luther Powell
14
26
1.4
4
-|
7. 4
Jacob Hall
14
26
1.4
4
7. 4
Francis Savage
14
26
1.4
4
7. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
201
Names
Days
Miles
Per.
day
Per
mile
Total
Solomon Strong
Thomas Tracy
Phineas Wright
14
14
14
26
26
26
1.4
1.4
1.4
4
4
4
]. 7. 4
1. 7. 4
1. 7. 4
£A0. 8. 2
The above is a true Pay Roll. Attest,- Edmund Hodges, Capt.
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Edmund
Hodges or bearer, being the sum of forty pounds eight shillings
and four pence, lawful money. Timo. Brownson } p
Windsor, April 14, 17S1. John Fassett f '-o^mittee
June 19, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
the above order.
£4:0. 8. 2 John Throop.
[249] [C<2//. Benjamin Cox's Conipany\
Pay Roll of Capt. Benj. Cox's Company of Militia, for scout-
ing done in Barnard the last year — 1780
Names
Lieut. Elias Keyes
En. Benj. Wilbur
Sergt. Daniel Sharp
" John Foster
Seth Dean
George Page
Ephraim Briggs
John Whilcom [Whitcomb]
Sheribeah Ballard
William Butman
Joseph Bejam
Moses Davis
Joseph Foster
Asa Chedle
Amaziah Richmond
Ebene. Richmond
Reuben Bebee
Thomas Wonnap
Time of
service
Aug. 1
Days
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Miles
Per
day
13
0.3.7
13
3.7
13
1.7
13
1.7
13
1.4
13
1.4
13
1.4
13
1.4
13
J. 4
13
1.4
13
1.4
13
1.4
13
1.4
13
1.4
13
1.4
13
1.4
23
1.4
13
1.4
Total
0. 7.11
7.11
5.11
5.11
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
5. 8
^5.10.
202
STATE OF VERMONT
[268]
\^Capt. Be7ija77iin Cox's Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Benjamin Cox's Company of Militia for
Scouting done in Barnard the last year, 1780.
Names
When
service
done
Days
Miles
Per
day
Total
Capt. Benj. Cox
Aug. 9
2
17
5.4
0.16. 4
Sergt. John Newton
2
17
1.7
0. 8.10
Corpl. Joseph Foster
2
17
1.5
0. 8. 6
Asa Foster
3
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
William Chedels
3
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Jabez Wight
2 •
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Silas Howard
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Nathan Dameter
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Nathaniel Aikins
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Solomon Aikins
2
17
1.4
C. 8. 4
Thomas Swift
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
W^hitfield Swift
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Thomas Blackmer
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
George Cox
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
William Freeman
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Joseph Boman
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Nathl. Paige
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Asa Paige
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Jesse Kinney
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
Robert Whitcombe
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
W" Chamberland
2
17
1.4
0. 8. 4
£ 9. 3. 8.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 205
Bennington, Jan. 31, 1781. Then personally appeared Capt.
Eli Noble and made solemn oath that the above pay roll which he
has signed is a just and true roll of monies due to himself and
company for services, without fraud to the State of Vermont or
any individual, according to his best knowledge. Before me,
Moses Robinson, Asst.
No. 45. Pay Table Office The within pay roll being exam-
ined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same to Thos. Tolman, (Paymaster to the troops of this State) be-
ing the sum of three hundred and twenty-two pounds five shillings
and /4 in hard money, or other current money equivalent, the said
paymaster to be accountable for the same.
Given at Arlington this 1^^ day of Febry, 1781.
£d22.5A . Thos. Chittenden \ Po„„.:ttee
John Fassett f Committee
The sum of twenty-three pounds four shillings and /8 (thro'
mistake was not deducted from this roll) the Treasurer is there-
fore directed to pay the above warrant less by the said sum of
;3^23.4.8. ■ By order of the committee.
Thos. Chittenden ) .,
T , t:> . , }■ Committee
John Fassett j
Feb. 1, 1781. Reed, the above Two Hundred and ninety-nine
pounds and eight pence in full.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
206
STATE OF VERMONT
[309]
\^Lieut. David Poivers' Company']
A Pay Roll of Lt. David Powers' Company of Volunteers, be-
longing to Maj Eben"" Allen's Detachment, raised by the town of
Clarendon for the defense of the State of Vermont, commencing
Aug. 17, 1780, and ending Nov. 8, both days included.
Names
Enlis
ted
Discharged
Days
Per
month
Total
David Powers, Lt.
Aug.
17
Nov. 8
84
5.8.0
17.18.5
John Smith, Sergt.
• '
84
2.8.0
6.14.5
Noel Potter
4 t
84
2.
5.12.0
William Boyd
( <
84
2.
5.12.0
Moses Powers
( 1
84
2.
5.12.0
John Arnold
( t
84
2.
5.12.0
Job Chadsey
( i
84
2.
5.12.0
Jona. Edey
< (
84
2.
5.12.0
Curtis Smith
25
76
2.
5. 1.4
Amos Ives
4 i
76
2.
5. 1.4
Stephen Squier
( i
76
2.
5. 1.4
Augustus Spencer
29
72
2.
4.16.0
Brittan Simonds
29
72
2.
4.16.0
^83.0.10
Attest, David Powers, Lt.
Daniel Adams thro' mistake was not made up in this roll, but
upon Lt. Powers' certificate, I have paid him ^3.5.4 which sum
must be added to the amount of this roll. ^83.0.10
Adams added, 3.5. 4
T. Tolman
;^86.6. 2
Pay Table Office. The within Pay Roll being examined and
approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to
Thos. Tolman (Paymaster to the troops of this State) being the
sum of eighty-three pounds and /lO^ in hard money or other cur-
rent money equivalent.
Given at Arlington this 1st. Feb., 1781.
Thos. Chittenden,
Timo. Brownson,
Committee.
March 20, 1782.
Reed, the above in full.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
207
[144]
l^Scouts from Capt. Joseph Sawyer s Company'\
A Pay Roll of the necessary Scouts sent out of my company,
from Aug 23"^ to Nov. 15, 1780, with their names and number of
days each man was out annexed thereto. Ordered out by Col.
Eben^ Woods.
Names
Days
Pay per
day
Miles
?■• (or)
Per
mile
Total
Joseph Sawyer, Capt.
8
5.4
43
4d
2.17.0
Jedediah Leavens, Lt.
7
3.8
24
4
1.13.8
John Sawyer, Sergt.
9
1.8
43
4
1. 9.4
Benjamin Cady, "
3
1.8
24
4
0.13.0
Andrew Spear
11
1.4
57
4
1.13.8
Asa Phelps
8
1.4
43
4
1. 4.4
Phil'' Chandler
4
1.4
26
4
0.14.0
Hez^ Leavens
5
1.4
16
4
0.12.0
Thos. Hapgood
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
Asa Hapgood
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
Aaron Kimball
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
Moses Chanlin
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
W" Howar'd
3
1.4
16
4
0. 9.4
Saml. Grandy
3
1.4
5
4
0. 5.8
Corn^ Sawyer
3
1.4
5
4
0. 5.8
£U- 5.8
Reading, June 26, 1782,
Test, Joseph Sawyer, Capt.
Pay Table Office, July 25,' 1783. The within pay roll exam-
ined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same to Capt. Joseph Sawyer or bearer, it being fourteen pound
five shillings and eight pence.
John Strong '| ^
Timo. Brownson f
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, April 2^ 1784. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order in behalf of Capt. Jos-
eph Sawyer.
John Fassett.
208
STATE OF VERMONT
[217]
[ Capt. Abel Merriman' s Coinpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Abel Merriman's Company of Militia, Col.
Ebene. Allen's Regiment, for their tour to Castleton, Oct. 11, 1780.
\
Vhen
When
Per
Day
Names rr
arch-
ed
dis-
charged
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. Abel Meriman
ct. 11
Oct. 29
19
0.5.4
5. 6.
Lt. Alexander Gordon
' 14
It ( (
16
3.7
3. 3. &
En. Zacheus Mallory '
' 26
It 1 1
4
3.7
18.11
Sergt. Reuben Searl
' 14
1 1 1 1
16
1.7
1.10
Timo. Mop
' 11
tt ^^
8
1.7
0.17. 4
'' Shubael Sumner '
' 11
" 29
19
1.7
1.14. 9
" Saml. Culver
' 11
It 1 1
19
1.7
1.14. ,9
Corpl. Ebene. Wellon '
' 11
1 1 1 1
19
1.5
1.12. 9
Silas Mallory
' 20
1 1 1 1
10
1.5
19. 5
Drum'' Jona. Webb '
' 20
" 25
6
1.5
•
13. 4
Abner Cone
' 11
" 16
6
1.4
12. 8
Joshua Culver
' 18
" 29
12
1.4
1. 0. 8
Selah Hubbard
' 20
10
1.4
0.18.
Gideon Searl
' 11
19
1.4
1.10
Benj. Gideons '
' 17
13
1.4
1. 2
Caleb Smith
' 20
10
1.4
0.18
Gill Mallory
' 11
" 22
]2
1.4
1. 0. 8
David Ward '
' 11
11
1.4
19. 4
Benj. Richardson
' 14
" 23
10
1.4
17. 8
Increase Rudd '
' 14
" 29
16
1.4
1. 6
Abel Hubbard
14
16
1.4
1. 6
Saml. Meriman '
11
19
1.4
1.
David Blossom '
' 26
4
1.4
0.10
Peter Blossom <■
' 2G
4
14
0.10
Ezra Turner
' 14
16
1.4
1. 6
John Moss
' 11
19
1.4
1.
Joseph Parks
' 26
4
1.4
0.10
James Brooks
' 26
4
1.4
0.10
John Thompson '
' 26
4
1.4
0.10
Luther Fillmore '
' 14
" 16
3
1.4
0. 8. 8
Richard Moss '
' 14
" 17
4
1.4
10. •
Wm. Searl
' 14
" 18
5
1.4
11. 4
Asa Osborn '
' 11
" 17
7
1.4
14.
Richo. Crouch « '
' 20
" 25
6
1.4
12. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
209
Names
When
march-
ed
When
dis-
charged
Days
Per
Day
Miles
Total
Elnathan Gilbert
Isaac Hale
Isaac Harlow
Simon Francis
Joseph Spalding
Oct. 20
•' 11
" 11
" 11
" 11
Oct. 25
" 17
" 22
" 13
" 29
6
8
12
3
19
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
£
£
12. 8
15. 4
1. 0. 8
8. 8
1.10.
Officers' rations
43. 1.11
1.18. 8
45. 0. 7
A true copy. Attest.
Abel Merriman, Capt.
Bennington County, Arlington, 30th May, 1781. The within
pay roll sworn to before
John Fassett, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Arlington, 30th May, 1781. The within pay
roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Capt. Abel Merriman or bearer, being the sum of for-
ty-five pounds and seven pence, lawful money.
John Fassett
Timo. Brownson
Committee
Date above, received of the Treasurer the above contents.
May 30, 1781.
;,^45.0.7. Abel Merriman.
[14]
210
STATE OF VERMONT
[364] {^Capt. Daniel Smith's Company^
A Pay Roll for Capt. Daniel Smith's Company in Col
len's Regiment of Militia in an alarm to Castleton in the
October, 1780. State of Vermont.
. Ira Al-
month of
Subsis
Names
Days
Miles
Per
mile
Per
day
tence
per
day
Total
Daniel Smith, Capt.
19
81
4d
5.4
1.4
7.13. 8
John Cochran, Lt
7
27
4
3.7
.8
1.18. 9
Timo. Mills [Miller?] En.
15
.'54
4
3.7
.8
4. 1. 9
Peter Roberts. Clerk
19
81
4
1.7
2.16.11
Joel Sheldon, Sergt.
19
81
4
1.7
2.16.11
Oliver Scott,
19
81
4
1.7
2.16.11
John Holcomb, "
7
27
4
1.7
1. 0. 1
John Logen, Corpl.
19
81
4
1.4
2.12. 4
Elijah Dunning
19
81
4
1.4
2.12. 4
Jona. Armstrong
19
81
4
1.4
2.12. 4
Jubel Coock
19
81
4
1.4
2.12. 4
Eben'' Mose
19
81
4
1.4
2.12. 4
Noah Morse
19
81
4
1.4
2.12. 4
John Woods
13
54
4
1.4
1.16.
Josiah Foster
19
81
4
1.4
2.12. 4
Joseph Celog [Kellogg? Celay?]
7
27
4
1 4
0.18. 4
Elijah Risden
19
81
4
1.4
2.12. 4
Phineas Shelden
12
54
4
1.4
1.14. 4
Eben^ Hulburd
12
54
4
1.4
1.14. 4
Daniel Reed
7
27
4
1.4
0.18. 4
Ephraim Nobles
7
27
4
1.4
0.18. 4
Saml. Perre
7
27
4
1.4
0.18. 4
John Strong
4
27
4
1.4
0.14. 4
Noah Smith
4
27
4
1.4
0.14. 4
David Bradey
19
81
4
1.4
2.12. 4
^
;^57. 2.6
Test, Daniel Smith, Captain.
Pay Table Ofhce, Arlington, June 6, 1781. The within roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is diiected to pay the
same to Capt. Daniel Smith or bearer, being the sum of fifty-
seven pounds two shillings and six pence, lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden, \ ^
John Fassett, [ Committee
Date above, reed, of the Treasurer the above contents.
Daniel Smith, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
211
[182] {Capt. John Spafford's Company']
Pay Roll of Capt. John Spafford's Company in Col. Eben"" Al-
len's Regiment of Militia in the service of the State of Vermont in
the month of October. A. D. 1780, from the 12'^ to the l?*'^, both
days included, at Castleton.
Names
En-
tered
Dis-
charge
i Days
Per
month
Miles
Total
1780
1780
Capt. John Spafford
Oct. IS
.Oct.l^
' 6
8.0.0
25
2. 7. 4
En. Orange Train
( i>
6
5.8.
25
1.13.10
Serg^ Daniel Adams
n
6
2.8.
25
17.10
" Zephaniah White
6
2.8.
25
17.10
" Jared Jones
6
2.8.
25
17.10
" Abijah Pratt
6
2.8.
25
17.10
Corp^ Benj. Coy
6
2.4.
25
17.10*
Stephen Rice
6
2.
25
17. *
Thomas Hutchinson
6
2.
25
16. 4
David Caswell
6
2.
25
16. 4
Aaron Mathews
6
2.
25
16. 4
Joshua Remington
6
2.
25
16. 4
Cyrus Chipman
6
2.
25
16. 4
James Salisbury
6
2.
25
16. 4
John Egerton
6
2.
25
16. 4
Isaac Richmond
6
2.
25
16. 4
Ozum Brewster
6
2.
25
16, 4
Jona Bell
H (<
6
2.
25
16. 4
Edward Turner
6
2.
25
16. 4
Charles Brewster
6
2.
25
16. 4
Job Spafford
6
2.
25
16. 4
John Chandler
6
2.
25
16. 4
Neri Crampton
6
2.
25
16. 4
Jon* Brewer
6
2.
25
16. 4
Zachariah Porter
6
2.
25
16. 4
Derick Karnes
6
2.
25
16. 4
Jon* Perkins
6
2.
25
16. 4
Jon^ Mayo
6
2.
25
16. 4
Levi Rice
6
2.
25
16. 4
Abel Turner
6
2.
25
16. 4
Zenas Hill
6
2.
25
16. 4
Abel White
6
2.
25
16. 4
Abrah"" White
6
2.
25
16. 4
Elisha Hamilton
6
2.
25
16. 4
SIC
212
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Elijah Grandee
Isaac Barrows
Affemas Sdntliwofth
Joel Baldwin
Samuel Owen
Eiisha Smith
John Trass
En-
tered
Dis-
charg'^
Days
Per
month
Miles
Oct. 12
Oct.l7
6
2.
25
6
2.
25
6
2.
25
6
2.
25
6
2.
25
-6-
2/
25
6
2.
25
Total
16. 4
16.
16.
16.
16.
16.
16.
4
4
4
4
4
4
^36. 5. 1
I do solemnly swear by the Everlasting God, that the within
pay roll is truly and justly made, without fraud to the public or
any individual, according to the best of my knowledge.
John Spafford, Capt.
Sworn before me this 6*^ day of June, A. D. 1781.
;^36.5.1 .' Thomas Chittenden
Pay Table Office, 6*^ June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to pay to Capt. John Spafford the within roll, which is thirty-six
pounds five shillings and one penny.
Tho^ Chittenden ) r.„^rr,;tt«o
n^- r, -o r Committee.
Tim° Brownson j
Date above, received the contents of the within.
Per me, John Spafford, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
218
[■208]
\^Capt. William Hutchins' Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. William Hutchins' Company in Col. Her-
ricks' Regiment of Militia in the service of the. State of Vermont,
commencing the 11th of October 1780.
Names
Days
Per
day
Amt.
wages
Miles
, Amt.
' travel
Total
Lt. Nathl. Fillmore
20
0.4.3
4. 5.0
150
2.10.0
6.15.0
" Joseph Rudd
20
4.3
4. 5.0
120
2. 0.0
6. 5.0
En. Lebbeus Armstrong
20
3.0
3. 0.0
120
2. 0.0
5. 0.0
Sergt. Daniel Harmon
8
1.7
12.8
60
1. 0.0
1.12.8
Hezekiah Armstrong
19
1.7
1.10.1
120
2. 0.0
3. 0.1
John Rudd
8
1.7
12.8
60
1. 0.0
1.12.8
Elijah Hyde. Corpl
18
1.5
1. 5.6
120
2. 0.0
3. 5.6
Ezekiel Smith, "
18
1.5
1. 5.6
120
2. 0.0
3. b.%
John Armstrong
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
John Smith
17
1.4
1. 2.8
120
2. 0.0
3. 2.8
Ezekiel Harmon
18
1.4
17.4
60
1. 0.0
1.17.4
Austin Harmon
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Phineas Scott
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Eleazer Hawks
18
1.4
1. 4.0
120
2. 0.0
3. 4.0
David Robinson
18
1.4
1. 4.0
120
2. 0.0
3. 4.0
Jesse Field
18
1.4
1. 4.0
120
2. 0.0
3. 4.0
Timothy Follett
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Epaphras Ripley
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Reuben Clapp
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Daniel Herrick •
20
1.4
1. 6.8
60
1. 0.0
2. 6.8
Benajiah Story
7
1.4
9.4
60
1. 0.0
1. 9.4
Thomas Story
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Jacob Story
10
1.4
13.4
60
1. 0.0
1.13.4
Silas Rice
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Joseph Roe
20
1.4
1. 6.8
120
2. 0.0
3. 6.8
Nathan Hazen
10
1.4
13.4
60
1. 0.0
1.13.4
Ebenr. Griswold
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Bildad Hubbel, Jr.
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Elnathan Hubbel, Jr.
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Nathan Hutchins
12
1.4
16.0
60
1. 0.0
1.16.0
Eben"" Ayer
20
1.4
1. 6.8
60
1. 0.0
2. 6.8
Moses Gunn
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
vSaml. Hunt
6
1.4
8.0
60
1. 0.0
1. 8.0
Benj. Fassett
8
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Nathl. Wood
&
1.4
10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
Charles Brown
8
1.4 10.8
60
1. 0.0
1.10.8
214
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
William Hazen
Elijah Davis
Doppon [Dopson] Bennet
Joseph Nelson
Selden Bennet
Silas Harmon
John Cox
Gains Harmon
Joshua Harmon
Jedediah Merrill
Timothy How-
Simon George
Saml. Tubbs
Daniel Pratt
Andrew Wood
Philemon Wood
Joshua Carpenter
Jonathan Fisk
Jonathan Hill
Andrew Pember
Roger Kinsley
Cyprian Herrick
Joseph Willoughby, Jr.
Days
Per
day
8
1.4
8
1.4
8
1.4
8
1.4
8
1.4
6
1.4
6
1.4
6
1.4
6
1.4
7
1.4
7
1.4
14
1.4
9
1.4
7
1.4
7
1.4
8
1.4
5
1.4
7
1.4
7
1.4
5
1.4
4
1.4
4
1.4
4
1.4
Amt.
wages
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
10.8
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
9.4
9.4
18.8
12.0
9.4
9.4
10.8
6.8
9.4
9.4
6.8
5.4
5.4
5.4
Miles
Amt.
travel
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
60
1.0.0
£
Total
1.10.8
1.10.8
1.10.8
1.10.8
1.10.8
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
9.4
9.4
1.18.8
1.12.0
1. 9.4
1. 9.4
1.10.8
1. 6.8
1. 9.4
1. 9.4
1. 6.8
1. 5.4
1. 5.4
1. 5.4
118. 10. 5
Moses Gun, who was not entered in the within pay
roll, served 5 days, 60 miles travel.
1. 6.8
;^li9.17.1
Nathl. Fillmore, Lieut.
State of Vermont, Bennington, June 19, 1781. Personally ap-
peared the above named Nathl. Fillmore and made oath that to
the best of his knowledge the within roll is just and true.
Before me. John Fassett, Jr., Assistant.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, June 19, 1781. The within roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Lieut. Nathl. Fillmore or bearer, being the sum of one
hundred and nineteen pounds seventeen shillings and one penny,
lawful money. John Fassett ) ^ ...
•' ^ ^ Committee.
Timo. Brownson \
June 18, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer
nineteen pounds seventeen shillings in full.
Nathl. Fillmore
one hundred
Lt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
215
[147] [^Capt. Eli Noble s Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Eli Noble's Company in Col. Herrick's
Regiment of Militia in the service of the State of Vermont, com-
mencing the 11"' day of Oct. A. D. 1780.
Wages
Amt.
Travel
Amt
Names
Days
and
rations
prday
wages
and
rations
at4<i
per
man
travel
each man
Total
Capt. Eli Noble
10
6.8
3. 6.8
70
1. 3.4
4.10. 3
Lt. Josiah Wright
20
4.3
4. 5.0
70
1.15.0
6. 0.
" David Demick
20
4.3
4. 5.0
70
1.15.0
6. 0.
P]d. Josiah Dunning
20
4.3
4. 5.0
70
1.15.0
6. 0.
Sergt. Amasa Hungerford
12
1.7
' 0.19.0
70
1. 3.4
2. 2. 4
'* W"' Popple
30
1.7
1.11.8
70
1.15.0
3. 6. 8
" Jona. Reynolds
12
1.7
0.19.0
70
1. 3.4
2. 2. 4
John Niles
18
1.7
1. 8.6
70
1.13.4
3. 1.10
Corpl. Christopher Cart-
wright
20
1.5
1. 8.4
70
1.13.0
3. 3. 4
Seth Bassett
20
1.5
1. 8.4
70
1.15.0
3. 3. 4
Nathl. Wallace
14
1.4
0.18.8
70
1. 3.4
2. 2.
John Hall
20
1,4
1. 6.8
70
1.15.0
3, 1. 8
Stephen Aylesworth
12
1,4
0.16.0
70
1. 3.4
1.19. 4
Daniel Brainard
12
1.4
0.16.0
70
1. 3.4
1.19. 4
Martin Albrouph
6
1.4
0. 8.0
70
1. 3.4
1.11. 4
Solomon Wright
20
1.4
1. 6.8
70
1.15.0
3. 1. 8
James Curtice
12
1.4
0.16.0
70
1. 3.4
1.19. 4
Spencer Niles
12
1.4
0.16.0
70
1. 3.4
1.19. 4
Esquire Wood
12
1.4
0.10.8
70
1. 3.4
1.11. 4
John Noble
8
1.4
0.16.8
70
1. 3.4
3. 1. 8
Caleb Lewis
12
1.4
0.16.8
70
1. 3.4
1.19. 4
Benj. Thorp
12
1.4
1.16.8
70
1. :^.4
1,19. 4
Abraham Anderson
20
1.4
1. 6.8
70
1.15.0
1.19. 4
James Phillips
12
1.4
0.16.0
70
I. 3.4
1.14.
Benj. Morgan
20
1.4
1. 6.8
70
1.15.0
1.19. 4
Joseph Morgan
20
1.4
1. 6.8
70
1.15.0
1.19. 4
John Downer
2
1.4
0. 2.8
70
0. 6.8
3. 1.
Eleazer Marsh
8
1.4
0.10.8
70
1. 3.4
1.19. 4
Joseph Condel
6
1.4
0. 8.0
70
1. 3.4
3. 1. 8
Benj, Eaton
5
1.4
0. 6.8
70
1. 3.4
3. 1. 8
John Clark
8
1.4
0.10.8
70
1. 3.4
0. 9. 4
Jacob Zounds
9
1.4
0.12.0
70
1. 3.4
1.14.
Thaddeus Thorp
9
1.4
0.12.0
70
1. 3.4
1.11. 4
Gideon Towers
6
1.4
0. 8.0
70
1. 3.4
1.10.
Wanton Aylesworth
6
1.4
0. 8.0
70
1. 3.4
1.14.
Lt. David Caswell
12
1.4
0.16.0
70
1. 3.4
1.15. 4
Lt. Thos. Jewett
12
1.4
0.16.0
70
1. 3.4
1.15. 4
Sergt. Elijah Wolcott
20
1.4
1. 6.8
70
1.15.0
3. 1.
" Lydial Myers
12
1.4
0.16.0
70
1. 3.4
1. 9. 4
Corpl. Eben"^ Popple
6
1.4
0. 8.0
70
1. 3.4
1.11. 4
Ephraim Luce
6
1.4
8.0
70
1. 3.4
1.11. 4
Corpl, Beriah Grover
9
1.4
0.12.0
70
1. 3.4
1.15. 4
;^103. 9.10
Eli Noble, Capt.
216 STATE OF VERMONT
State of Vermont, June 27, 1781. The within roll sworn to
before me. John Fasset, Asst.
Pay Table Office, June 27, 1781. The within pay roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Eli Noble, it being one hundred and three pounds nine shil-
lings and ten pence.
John Strong ) Committee.
John Fassett, \
July 9, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order. Eli Noble, Capt.
;^103.9.10
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
217
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218
STATE OF VERMONT
[121] [CaJ>t. Nathaniel Seelys Company^
A Pay Roll of Capt. Nathl. Seely's Company of Alarm Men in
Col. Samuel Herrick's Regiment of Militia in the service of the
State of Vermont, the 11*^ October. 1780.
Times
Amfc. at
Names
Days
Wages
Amount
Miles
trav-
el'!
2
4d
per mile
Total
Capt. Nath' Seely
21
6.8
7. 0.0
70
2. 6.8
9. 6. »
Lt. Thomas Ransom
21
4.3
4. 9 3
70
2
2. 6.8
1^.15.11
Lt. Silas Watson
6
4.3
1. 5.6
70
1. 3.4
2. 8.10
Joseph Barber, Serg'
21
1.7
1.16.5
70
2. 6.8
4. 3. 1
Beulah Waldo, "
15
1.7
1. 3.9
70
1. 3.4
2. 7. 1
Eben' Seely, Corp'.
23
1.5
1.12.7
70
2. 6.8
3.19. 3
A.biather Angle ' '
10
1.5
0.14.2
70
1. 3.4
1.17. ft
John Larabe"e, "
5
1.5
0. 7.1
70
1. 3.4
•1.10. 5
Josiah Noble, "
5
l.u
0. 7.1
70
1. 3.4
1.10. 5
Josiah Williams
14
1.4
0.18.8
70
1. 3.4
2. 2.
John Perrigo
10
1.4
0.13.4
70
1. 3.4
1.16. 8
Daniel Luce
10
1.4
0.13.4
70
1. 3.4
1.16. S
Oliver Myers
23
1.4
1.10.8
70
2. 6.8
3.17. 4
George Parker
10
1.4
0.13.4
70
1. 3.4
1.16. 8
John Potter
10
1.4
0.13.4
70
1. 3.4
1.16. 8
Eph'" Potter
10
1.4
0.13.4
70
1. 3.4
1.16. 8
Abel Parker
16
1.4
1. 1.4
70
1. 3.4
2. 4. &
Job Phillips
10
1.4
0.13.4
70
1. 3.4
1.16. 8
Derick Smith
4
1.4
0. 5.4
70
1. 3.4
1. 8. 8
Abraham Bowdish
10
1.4
0.13.4
70
1. 3.4
1.16. 8
Nathl. Bowdish
4
1.4
0. 5.4
70
1. 3.4
1. 8. 8
Michael Jackson
13
1.4
0.17.4
70
1. 3.4
2. 0. 8
Rufus Weaver .
8
1.4
0.10.8
70
1. 3.4
1.14. a
W™ Hendricks
5
1.4
0. fi.8
70
1. 3.4
1.10.
John Singer
11
1.4
0.14.8
70
1. 3.4
1.18. 0'
John Welch
11
1.4
0.14.8
70
1. 3.4
1.18.
Elizur Larabee
11
1.4
0.14.8
70
1. 3.4
1.18.
Phineas Bennett
4
1.4
0. 5.4
70
1. 3.4
1. 8. S
Jasper Old
9
1.4
0.12.0
70
1. 3.4
1.15. 4
Samuel Welch
4
1.4
0. 5.4
70
1. 8.4
1. 8. 8
Benj. Bates
2
1.4
0. 2.8
35
0.11.8
0.14. 4
Elisha Card
5
1.4
0. 6.8
70
1. 3.4
1.10.
Elder Gardner
5
1.4
0. 6.8
70
1. 3.4
1.10.
David Mallery
5
1.4
0. 6.8
70
1. 3.4
1.10.
Jonathan Hunt
5
1.4
0. 6.8
70
1. 3.4
1.10.
Isaac Grover
5
1.4
0. 6.8
70
1. 3.4
1.10.
Peter Payne
5
1.4
0. 6.8
70
1. 3.4
1.10.
Stephen Cummings
5
1.4
0. 6.8
70
1. 3.4
1.10.
^84.12.10-
Nath'. Seeley, Capt.
State of Vermont. ) Personally appeared the within
Bennington, June 19, 1781. f Capt. Nath'. Seeley and made oath
that to the best of his knowledge the within roll is true.
Before me, John Fassett, Jr. Assis*
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
219
Pay Table Office, Be-nnington, June 19, 1781. The within roll
examined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. Nathaniel Seeley or bearer, being the sum of eighty-
four pounds twelve shillings and ten pence, lawful money.
John Fassett, ) Committee.
Timothy Brownson, \
June 18. 1781. Reed, of T. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
the above order. Nath'. Seeley, Capt.
^84.12.10
[120] [Capt Ebenezer Wood's Cornpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Ebenezer Wood's Company in Col. Samuel
Herrick's Regiment of Militia in the service of the State of Ver-
mont commencing 11*^ Oct. 1780.
Names
Days
Per
day
Amt.
wages, etc.
Miles
Amt. at
4d
per m.
Total
Eben^ Wood Capt.
14
5.4
3.14. 8
60
1.0.0
4.14. 3
Simeon Harmon, Lt.
14
3.8
2.11. 4
60
1.0.0
3.11. 4
Joseph Willoughby, En.
14
3.8
2.11. 4
60
1.0.0
3.11. 4
Jos. Wickwire, Sergt.
8
1.7
0.12. 8
60
1.0.0
1.12. 8
Archibald Stone, do.
13
1.7
1. 0. 7
60
1.0.0
2. 0. 7
Job Wood, Corporal
8
1.5
0.11. 4
60
1.0.0
1.11. 4
Zephaniah Branch, do
4
1.5
0. 5.10
60
1.0.0
1. 5.10
Bobert Blair, private
13
1.4
0.17. 4
60
1.0
1.17. 4
Elias Blanchard
12
1.4
0.16.
60
1.0 gr
1.16.
Thomas Harris
12
1.4
0.16.
60
1.0.9
1.16.
Kichard Weaver
12
1.4
0.16.
60
1.0.0
1.16.
Joseph Kellogg
10
1.4
0.13. 4
60
1.0.0
].13. 4
Joseph Eudd
13
1.4
0.17. 4
60
1.0.0
1.17. 4
John Hutchins
6
1.4
0. 8.
60
1 0.0
1. 8.
Eeuben Sacket
3
1.4
0. 4.
15
0.5.0
0. 9.
Daniel Kinsley-
1
1.4
0. 1. 7
15
0.5.0
1. 6. 7
£'i\. 7. 4
Ebenezer Wood.
The above pay roll sworn to before me.
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll examined and ap-
proved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt.
Eben'' Wood or bearer, being the sum of thirty-one pounds seven
shillings and four pence lawful money.
Bennington, 9th June, 1781.
Thomas Chittenden, ) Committee.
Timo^ Brownson, \
June 19, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order. , Eben"" Wood.
220
STATE OF VERMONT
[328] l^Capf. Samuel Robinson's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Samuel Robinson's Company of Militia in
Col. Samuel Herrick's Regiment, for service done the State of
Vermont, on alarm, which commenced the 11th. day of October,
1780.
Names
Samuel Eobinson, Capt.
William Henry, Lt.
William Brush, Do
Rufus Branch, "
Thomas Abel,
Nathl. Lawrence, "
Josiah Brush, Corpl.
Matthew Scott, Do
Ezekiel Brewster, ' '
Eeuben Colvin, "
Stephen Fuller, Fifer
John Warner
Adonijah Montague
Benjamin Hurlburt
David Griswold
Roswell Moseley
Azariah Coss
Elisha Nichols
Joseph Marks
Elizur Wright
Bascour Potter
Thomas Hall
Henry Parker
Jacob Parker
Calvin Bingham
Levi Hathaway
Peter Peron
Joshua Hathaway
Samuel Baker
John Holmes
Aaron Hubbell
James Barrett
Zephaniah Branch, Jr.
Samuel Smith
John Lance
Benjamin Holmes
Leonard Robinson
Samuel Holmes
Amos Kellogg
Samuel Montague
Solomon Leonard
Elijah Wentworth
David Wentworth
Amt.
of
Days
Per
day
wages
and
Miles
at4<'
Amt.
travel
Total
rations
10
6.8
3. 6.
8
80
1. 6.
8
4.13. 4
18
4.3
3.16.
6
120
2. 0.
5.16. 6
7
4.3
1. 9.
9
60
1. 0.
2. 9. y
18
1.7
1. 8.
6
60
1. 0.
2. 8. 6
10
0.15.
60
1. 0.
1.15.10
17
1.7
1. 6.
11
100
1.13.
4
3. 0. 3
15
1.7
1. 1.
3
120
2. 0.
3. 1. 3
19
1.5
1. 6.
11
100
1.13.
4
3. 0. 3
15
1.5
1. 1.
3
80
1. 6.
8
2. 7.11
6
1.5
0. 8.
6
60
1. 0.
1. 8. 6
3
1.5
0. 4.
3
40
13.
4
17. 7
18
1.5
1. 4.
100
1.13.
4
2.17. 4
8
1.4
0.10.
8
60
1. 0.
1.10. 8
13
1.4
0.17.
4
60
1. 0.
1.17. 4
18
1.4
1. 4
120
2. 0.
3. 4.
16
1.4
1. 1.
4
100
1.13.
4
2.14. 8
15
1.4
1. 0.
80
1. 6.
8
2. 6. 8
9
1.4
0.12.
80
1. 6.
8
1.18. 8
11
1.4
14.
8
80
1. 6.
8
2. 1. 4
3
1.4
4.
60
1. 0.
1. 4.
12
1.4
16.
80
1. 6.
8
2. 2. 8
8
1.4
10.
8
60
1. 0.
1.10. 8
8
1.4
10.
8
80
1. 6.
8
1.17. 4
13
1.4
17.
4
100
1.13.
4
2.10. 8
14
1.4
18.
8
100
1.13.
4
2.12.
5
1.4
6.
8
60
1. 0.
1. 6. 8
9
1.4
0.12.
60
1. 0.
1.12.
16
1.4
1. 1.
4
100
1.13.
4
2.14. 8
8
1.4
10.
8
60
1. 0.
•
1.10. 8
4
1.4
5.
4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
14
1.4
18.
8
100
1.13.
4
2.12.
9
1.4
12.
80
1. 6.
8
1.18. 8
14
1.4
18.
8
80
1. 6.
8
2. 5. 4
10
1.4
13.
4
100
1.13.
4
2. 6. 8
4
1.4
5.
4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
13
1.4
17.
4
80
1. 6.
8
2. 4.
8
1.4
10.
8
80
1. 6.
8
1.17. 4
15
1.4
1. 0.
80
1. 6.
8
2. 6. 8
10
1.4
13.
4
80
1. 6.
8
2. 0.
7
1.4
9.
4
80
1. 6.
8
1.16.
7
1.4
9.
4
80
1. 6.
8
1.16.
6
1.4
8.
60
1. 0.
1. 8.
11
1.4
14.
8
80
1. 6.
8
2. 1. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
2'21
Amt. ot
Names
Days
Per
day
wages
and
Miles
at4<i
Amt.
travel
Total
1.4
rations
5. 4
Eliphalet Stickney
4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
David Atwood
5
1.4
6. 8
60
1. 0.
1. 6. 8
John Merrill
4
1.4
5. 4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
Aaron Denio
7
1.4
9. 4
80
1. 6.
8
1.16.
Isaac Rice
5
1.4
6. 8
80
1. 6.
8
1.13. 4
Zachariah Herwood
9
1.4
12.
100
1.13.
4
2. 5. 4
Andrew Ferrin
9
1.4
12.
100
1.13.
4
2. 5. 4
Christopher Brackett
13
1.4
100
1.13.
4
2.10. 8
Matthew Clark
8
1.4
60
1. 0.
1.10. 8
Jona. Robinson
11
1.4
,
120
2. 0.
2.14. 8
-Caleb Pratt
5
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 6. 8
John Tolman
9
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.18. 8
Moses Rice
6
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.14. 8
Charles Cushman '
7
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.16.
Shadrach Norton
6
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 8.
Josiah Fuller, Jr.
5
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 6. 8
Eben' Babcock
12
1.4
60
1. 0.
1.16.
^Isaac Hill
13
1.4
60
1. 0.
1.17. 4
Ephraim Marble
8
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.17. 4
George Dale
6
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 8.
Lemuel Hubbel
12
1.4
100
1.13.
4
2. 9. 4
Peletiah Morgan
4
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
Solomon Walbridge
6
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.14. 8-
Josiah Safford
4
1.4
40
0.13.
4
0.18. 8
Jehiel Smith
8
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.17. 4
Isaiah Hendrick
6
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.14. 8
Henry Walbridge
3
1.4
40
0.13.
4
0.17. 4
Ephraim Smith
15
1.4
120
2. 0.
3. 1. 3
Jeremiah Bingham
3
1.4
40
0.13.
4
0.17. 4
David Palmer
10
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
2. 0.
Daniel Smith
5
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 6. 8
Absalom Tupper
4
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
Phineas Rip ey
10
1.4
60
1. 0.
1.13. 4
Silas Walbridge
4
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
Jonas Brewster
6
1.4
80
1. 6.
8.
1.14. 8
Ammi Fuller
3
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 4.
Samuel Palmer
11
1.4
60
1. 0.
1.14. ef
Simeon Hathaway, Jr.
6
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.14. 8-
Joseph Norton
4
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
John Robens
6
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 8.
John Lawrence
4
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
Benj. Deming
10
1.4
60
1. 0.
1.13. 4
Elisha Downs
5
1.4
60
i. 0.
1 1. 6. 8
Noah Cross
10
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
2. 0.
Joseph Hinsdale
8
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.17. 4
Joshua Murdock
7
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 9. 4
Charles Spurr
7
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 9. 4
Elijah Branch
12
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
2. 2. 8
Josiah Lawrence, Jr.
3
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 4.
Walter Cady
12
1.4
120
2. 0.
2.16.
Robert Cochran
14
1.4
120
2. 0.
2.18. 8
222
STATE OF VERMONT
Amt. of
Names
Days
Per
day
wages
and
Miles
at 4"
Amt.
travel
Total
rations
William Henry, Jr.
8
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.17. 4
Abner Rice
7
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 9. 4
Joseph Haskell
12
1.4
100
1.13.
4
2. 9. 4
Jesse Tenney
4
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
Levi Miller '
11
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
2. 1. 4
Peletiah Rice
8
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.17. 4
Issacar Norton
6
1.4
80
1. 6.
8
1.14. 8
Francis Story
5
1.4
60
1. 0.
1. 6. 8
Tilly Ballard
3
1.4
40
0.13.
4
0.17. 4
Elias Trask
12
1.4
0.16.
80
1. 6.
8
2. 2. 8
Isaac Crawford
4
1.4
5. 4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
John Alexander
14
1.4
18. 8
80
1. 6.
8
2. 5. 4
John Alexander, Jr.
10
1.4
13. 4
80
1. 6.
8
2. 0.
Samuel Griswold
11
1.4
14. 8
80
1. 6.
8
2. 1. 4
Samuel Harvey [Herrey?]
4
1.4
5. 4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
Eben"^ Lyman
12
1.4
16.
80
1. 6.
8
2. 2. 8
Ephraim Wood
4
1.4
5. 4
60
1. 0.
1. 0. 4
Henry Turney
13
1.4
17. 4
60
1. 0.
1.17. 4
Joseph Williams
42
.1.4
16.
60
1. 0.
1.16.
Daniel Biddlecome
5
1.4
6. 8
60
1. 0.
1. 6. 8
Richard Biddlecome
13
1.4
17. 4
60
1. 0.
1.17. 4
Zephaniah Holmes
12
1.4
16.
80
1. 6.
8
2. 2. 8
Rowlandson Wilsey
4
1.4
5. 4
60
1. 0.
1. 5. 4
Daniel Storey
5
1.4
6. 8
60
1. 0.
1. 6. 8
;^222.15. 9
According to the best of ray knowledge and the men.
Saral. Robinson, Capt.
June, 11, 1781. Then Capt. Saml. Robinson swore to the
within roll in form, before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov''
Pay Table Office, ll'^^ June, 1781. The within pay roll being
examined is approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same, which is two hundred and twenty-two pounds fifteen shil-
lings and nine pence.
Thos. Chittenden, ) ^ ...
rp- T3 ' > Committee,
fimo. Brownson, j
Date above received the contents of the above order.
^232.15.9 Per me, Saml. Robinson, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
223
[63]
[^Lieut. Lemuel Hyde's ■Company']
A Pay Roll of Lieut. Lemuel Hyde's Company of Militia in
Col. Webster's Regiment, who were called out in the defence of
this State by order of Maj. Clark in October, 1780.
Arlington. 8th January, 1782.
Pay
No.
Fee
Names
Days
per
of
per
Amount
day
miles
mile
Lt. Lemuel Hyde
12
4/3
35
A
3. 2. 8
Sergt. W"^ Meachara
12
1/7
do
1.10. 8
" Peter Fuller
9
1/7
1. 5.11
John Meacham
12
1/4
1. 7. 8
Stephen Pitkin
8
1. 2. 4
Amaziah Church
8
1. 2. 4
Edmund Bakon
8
1. 2. 4
Isaac Race
12
1. 7. 8
Lemuel Cleaveland
12
1. 7. 8
Joseph Ballard
12
1. 7. 8
Abram Scharp
12
1. 7. 8
Eli Freeman
12
1. 7. 8
Jedediah Blackman
12
1. 7. 8
Ephraim Blackman
5
0. 9. 4
Benoni Haskins
8
0. 9. 4
Samuel Church
8
0. 9. 4
;^20. 7.11
Lemuel Hyde, Capt.
Arlington, Jan. 8, 1782. The above pay roll sworn to before
me. Isaac Tichenor, Jus. Peace.
Pay Table Office, Arlington, Jan. 8, 1782. The Treasurer is
hereby directed to pay the sum of twenty pounds seven shillings
and eleven pence to Capt. Hyde or order, agreeable to the above
order. Isaac Tichenor, ) p ^^
Timo'' Brownson, f
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan. 9, 1782.
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the within order.
Lemuel Hyde.
224
STATE OF VERMONT
[506] \Company under Lieut. Lemuel Bradle)'\
A Pay Roll of a Company of Militia in the sixth Regiment in
the State of Vermont commanded by Lieut. Lemuel Bradley, for
their service in alarms in October, 1780.
Men's Names
Lemuel Bradley, Lieut.
John Boardman, Clerk
Jesse Averill, private
Lemuel Bishop "
Isaac Brownson
Jedediah Bingham
Evans Chance
David Hoit
James Hill
Elnathan Higley [or Higby]
Ebenezer Kellogg
Benjamin Meigs
Ira Hawley
Jeremiah Center
Elijah Stoddard
Moses Rice
Eldad Taylor
Reuben Webb
John Lee
No. of
days in
service
20
23
5
12
27
5
12
12
12
12
12
20
7
7
12
12
12
12
5
Wages
&
rations
£■
4.
1.
0.
0.
1.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
1.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
S. D.
5. 4
15. 6
6. 8
16.
17. 8
6. 8
16.
16.
16.
16.
16.
6. 8
9. 4
9. 4
16.
16.
16.
16.
6. 8
Travel
£ s.
2. 5.
0.15.
0.15.
1.10.
0.15.
0.15.
1.10.
1.10.
1.10.
1.10.
1.10.
2. 5.
0.15.
0.15.
1 10.
1.10.
1.10.
1.10.
0.15.
D.
Total
£
6,
2
1
2,
2,
1,
2,
2
2
2,
2
3
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
S D.
10. 4
18. 6
1. S
6.
12. 8
1. 8
6.
6. a
6.
6.
6.
11. 8
4. 4
4. 4
6.
6. 0'
6.
6.
1. 8
44. 6. 8
Lemuel Bradley, Lieut.
The above pay roll sworn to before me.
Tim°. Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, 27^'' May, 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to pay to Capt. Lemuel Bradley the contents of the within Pay
Roll, which is forty-four pounds six shillings and eight pence.
Thos. Chittenden ) ^ _-f<.^
m- r> r Committee
Timo. Brownson \
Date above received on the within thirty-six pounds L money,
pr me, Lemuel Bradley Capt.
6'^ of June 1781, received the remainder of this Roll.
Lemuel Bradley Lieut.
Taken out of the above Roll fifteen shillings.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
225
[343]
\Capt. Tehan Noble's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Tehan Noble's Company of Militia in Col.
Ira Allen's Reg^iment for service done in Alarms of October, A.
D. 1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. Tehan Noble
13
50
4. C.
Lt. Enoch Eastman
. 19
60
7. 8. 1
En. Wm. Hopkins
16
60
3.17. 4
Sergt. Joseph Leavitt
11
60
1.17. 5
Seth Harmon
8
30
1. 2. 8
" Wm. Hulbard
11
60
1.17. 5
" Cyprian Eastman
13
60
2. 0. 7
Corpl. Alpheus Harmon
13
60
1.18.11
" Amos Scott
3
30
1.14. 4
" Cyrenus Dewey
13
60
1.18.
Luke Noble
13
50
1.14.
Abraham Rising
8
30
1. 0. 8
Isaac Gray
8
30
1. 0. 8
Selah Harmon
13
50
1.14.
Levi Dones
7
30
0.19. 9
Ai^ron Rising, Jr.
13
50
1.14.
John Sheldon
11
50
1.11. 4
Asaph Leavitt
7
30
1.19. 4
Daniel Hopkins
8
30
1. 0. 8
Amos Harmon .
13
60
1.17. 4
Nathl. Tower
11
30
1. 4. 8
John Burlinghame
16
50
1.18.
Jonathan Hays
13
60
1.17. 4
Eben^ Smith
7
30
0.19. 4
Reuben Stodder
11
50
1.11. 4
Finly McKnight
11
50
1.11. 4
John Stuart
8
30
1. 0. 8
Stephen Smith
8
30
1. 0. 8
John Neilson, Jr.
7
30
. 0.19. 4
Jacob Kinney
7
30
0.19. 4
Nehemiah Harmon [?] *
13
50
1.14.
Wm. McClary
13
50
1.14.
Joseph Tower
16
50
1.18.
Zadock Norton
13
50
1.14.
[15]
226
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Ozy Norton
16
50
1.18.
VVni. Googius
7
30
0.19. 4
Pelatiah Dewey
13
50
1.14.
Aaron Rising, Sen.
13
50
1.14.
Reuben Noble
7
30
0.19. 4
Hezekiah Scoit
7
30
0.19. 4
Ephraim Noble
7
30
0.19. 4
Luther Snnith
13
30
1. 6.
Jonathan Towns
3
30
0.14.
John Neilson
8
30
1. 0. 8
Capt. Warum Gibbs
8
30
1. 0. 8
En. Neh. Harmon
13
60
1.17. 4
^72.17. 4
Sworn before me.
Thos. Chittenden, Gov.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, May 1st, 1781. The Treasur-
er is directed to pay to Tehan Noble the within roll, which is sev-
enty-two pounds seventeen shillings and four pence.
Thos. Chittenden, » p
John Fassett, [ ^^
Committee.
Date above reed, of the Treasurer
order. 18/8 out for expenses.
;^72.17.4
the contents of the above
Tehan Noble, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
227
[6] [^Capt. Thomas Bull's Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Bull's Company in Col. Ira Allen's
Regiment of Militia for service done the State of Vermont on
alarm which commenced the 11th day of October, 1780.
Wages
Amt. of
No.
Names and Rank
Days
and
rations
per day
wages
and
rations
miles
at4<'
per mile
Amt. of
travel
Total
Capt. Thomas Bull
21
0.6.8
7. 0.0
120
2. 0.0
9. 0.
Lt. Jer"" Whelpley
11
4.3
2. 6.9
80
1. 6.8
3.13. 5
En. Stephen Washburn
8
4.3
1.14.0
40
0.13.4
2. 7. 4
Sergt John Smith
13
1.7
1. 0.7
80
1. 6.8
2. 7. 3
" Timo. Pearl
14
1.7
1. 2.2
80
1. 6.8
2. 8.10
" Seth Pettibone
15
1.7
1. 3.9
80
1. 6.8
2.10. 5
" Thaddeus Harris
6
1.7
0. 9.6
40
0.13.4
1. 2.10
Nathan Smith
17
1.4
1. 2.8
80
1. 6.8
2. 9. 4
Saml. Pettibone
11
1.4
0.14.8
80
1. 6.8
2. 1. 4
David Lee. Jr.
6
1.0
0. 8.0
50
0.16 8
1. 4. 8
Silas Goodrich
21
1.0
1. 8.0
120
2. 0.0
3. 8.
Arthur Bostwick
9
■ 1.0
0.12.0
40
0.13.4
1. 5. 4
Peleg Sutherland
25
1.0
1.13.4
50
0.16.8
2.10.
George Smith
13
1.0
0.17.4
80
1. 6.8
2. 4.
John Page
8
1.0
0.10.8
80
1. 6.8
1.17. 4
Isaac Whelpley
21
1.0
1. 8.0
120
2. 0.0
3. 8.
Daniel Shaw
11
1.0
0.14.8
80
1. 6.8
2. 1. 4
Peter Pixley
15
1.0
1. 0.0
80
1. 6.8
2. 6. 8
Israel Bostwick
11
1.0
0.14.8
80
1. 6.8
2. 1. 4
Isaac Barker
21
1.0
1. 8.0
120
2. 0.0
3. 8.
Richard Hennesy
6
1.0
0. 8.0
40
0.13.4
1. 1. 4
Solomon Collins
5
1.0
0. 0.8
40
0.13.4
1. 0.
Nathl. Collins
5
1.0
0. 6.8
40
0.13.4
1. 0.
George Sexton, Jr.
9
1.0
0.12.0
40
0.13.4
1. 5. 4
William Drew
21
1.0
1. 8.0
120
2. 0.0
3. 8.
Daniel Jones
21
1
1. 8.0
120
2. 0.0
3. 8.
Vassal Dickinson
6
1.0
0. 8.0
40
0.13.4
1. 1. 4
Cornelius Havens
6
1.0
0. 8.0
40
0.13.4
1. 1. 4
David Vallance
11
1.0
0.14.8
80
1. 6.8
2. 1. 4
Amos Richardson
11
1.0
0.14.8
80
1. 6.8
2. 1. 4
Nathan Richardson
4
1.0
0. 5.4
40
0.13.4
0.18. 8
Aaron Sexton
4
1.0
0. 5.4
40
0.13.4
0.18. 8
Benj. Hammond
4
1.0
0. 5.4
80
1. 6.8
1.12.
Saml. Sutherland
18
1.0
0.17.4
80
1. 6.8
2. 4.
Timothy Bliss
15
1.0
1. 0.0
80
1. 6.8
2. 6. 8
Joseph Baker
7
1.0
0. 9.4
40
0.13.4
1. 2. 8
Jabez Crippen
6
1.0
0. 8.0
40
0.13.4
1. 1. 4
Timothy Mead
3
1.0
0. 4.0
40
0.13.4
0.17. 4
Timothy Mead, Jr.
7
1.0
0. 9.4
40
0.13.4
1. 2. 8
Ashley Goodrich
15
1.0
1. 0.0
80
1. '6.8
2. 6. 8
Benj. Purdy
6
1.0
0. 8.0
55
0.18.4
1. 6. 4
Dunkin Dunn
14
1.0
0.18.8
80
1. 6.8
2. 5. 4
Thaddeus Munson
8
1.0
0.10.8
80
1. 6.8
1.17. 4
^91. 3. 1
9th of June, 1781.
The within roll sworn to before me,
Thos. Chittenden, Gov.
228
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, 9th June, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same,
which is ;^91.3.1 per order.
Thos. Chittenden, ) p ^
John Fassett, \ ^°"^
Date above, rec^ the contents of the within roll of the
Treasurer. Thos. Bull, Capt.
[30] [Copt. Bigelow Lawrence's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Big^elow Lawrence's Company in Col.
Herrick's Regiment of Militia while in the service in the alarm
October, 1780
Names
Days
in
service
Miles
travel
Rations
Total
Capt. Big-elow Lawrence
11
70
0.14.8
4.16. 8-
Lt. Jacob Farman
10
55
0.8
3. 0.10'
Lt. Timo. Barnum
18
110
12.0
5.18. 2
En. Jno. Sunderlin
17
llu
11.4
5. 8.11
Sergt. Eben'^ Firman
9
55
1.12. 7'
" Josiah Perry
17
110
3. 3. 7
" Saral. Sunderlin
17
110
3. 3. 7
Corp. Jno. Millinton
16
110
3. 0.
Ichabod Cross
7
55
1. 8. 6
Jona. Bills
5
55
1. 5.
Elijah Ames
12
55
1.14. 4
Christopher Bates
10
hb
1.11. &
John Blanchard, Jr.
14
55
1.17.
Reuben Blanchard
10
55
1.11. a
Joseph Matterson
7
55
1. 7. 8
Henry Matterson
5
55
1. 5.
Elisha Field, Jr.
15
110
2.16. 8-
John Hart
14
hh
1.17.
Danl. Shaw
8
110
2. 7. 4
Danl. Ravnald
10
70
1.16. 8
Caleb Goff
5
55
1. 5. 0'
David Cutting
5
55'
1. 5.
Davis Moore
5
55
1. 5.
Danl. Harris
13
55
1.15. 8
Benj. Cary, jr.
6
55
1. 6. 4
"W" Cory
9
55
1.10. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
229
Namk.
Days
in
service
Miles
travel
Rations
Total
John Bennet
13
55
1.15. 8
Joseph Marsh
5
55
1. 5.
Timo^' Buckley
5
55
1. 5.
Caleb Blanchard
10
55
1.11. 8
Eph'" Doolittle
30
55
1.11. 8
John Wright
10
55
\
1.18. 4
Jona. Bates
15
55
1.18. 4
Daniel Salsbury
17
110
2.19. 4
Philip Green
14
55
1.17.
W™ Sherman
15
110
2.16. 8
Elisha Starkweather
15
110
2.16. 8
Asa Starkweather
16
110
2.18.
Benj. Cole
5
55
1. 5.
Andrew Clark
■ 10
55
1.11. 8
Adin Durkee
10
55
1.11. 8
Moses Durkee
5-
55
1. 5.
Justin Olin
5
55
1. 5.
Caleb Howard
6
55
1. 6. 4
Joshua Munrow
6
55
1. 6. 4
Abner Rice
12
55
1.14. 4
W°^ West
9
55
1.10. 4
Moses Bump
5
55 '
1. 5.
Ichabod Bump
5
55
1. 5.
James Ely
13
55
1.14. 4
Perley Hewlett
5
55
1. 5.
Jacob Corey
5
55
1. 5.
Danl. Goff
10
70
1.16. 8
Eph" Persons
5
55
1. 5.
Jos. Matterson
5
55
1. 5.
Jesse Brunson
5
55
1. 5.
W" Cobb
8
55
1. 9.
Asa Hatch
10
70
1.16. 8
Geo. Niles
10
55
1.11. 8
Simeon Martin
4
55
1. 3. 8
Simeon Antizel
10
55
1.11. 8
Moses Doolittle
4
55
1. 3. 8
Jos. Barker
5
55
1. 5.
;^118.14.10
230
STATE OF VERMONT
This pay roll sworn to by Capt. Bigelow Lawrence. Before
me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov.
Pay Table Office, I The Treasurer is directed to pay to Capt.
9th June, 1781 f Bigelow Lawrence the contents of this Roll,
which is One hundred and eighteen pounds fourteen shillings and
ten pence, it being examined and approved.
Thos Chittenden.
Timo. Brownson,
MCo
1, f
mmittee
Date above, rec'd. of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order. By me,
^118.18.10. Bigelow Lawrence, Capt. .
[327]
YCapt. Jacob OdeVs Conipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Jacob Odel's Company in Col. Ira Allen's
Regiment of Militia for service done in the State of Vermont by
way of Alarms, commencing the 11th of Oct., A. D. 1780.
Names
Capt. Jacob Odel
Lt. Stephen Smith
Ensign James Vaughn
Sergt. Robert Logins
" Eliakim Deming ^
Dan Allen
" Benj. Mclntire
" Zephaniah Sexton
Corpl. Jacob Mead
" Nathan Smith
Andrew Richardson
Benjamin Bears [or Beans]
James Tomeson
Benj. Vaughn
Isaac Marks
Timothy Soper>
Ephraim Right [Kyb]
Aaron Beman
Jonathan Allen
Reuben French
John Dagget [Dagat]
Nathan Richardson
Peter Ferguson
Vi^illiam Beedle
Pelatiah Soper
Prince Soper
John Sabins [Sebens]
Richard Mclntire
Abel Bristol
Days
Per day
Miles
25
6.8
120
21
4.8
80
14
4.8
80
21
1.7
120
21
1.7
80
12
1.7
80
10
1.7
80
12
1.7
80
28
\A\
40
. 25
1.5^
40
21
1.4
120
7
1.4
40
20
1.4
120
2:^.
1.4
40
25
1-4
40
12
1 4
80
11
1.4
40
28
1.4
40
13
1.4
80
25
1.4
40
22
1.4
80
25
1.4
40
25
1.4
40
13
1.4
80
25
1.4
40
13
1.4
80
7
1.4
40
19
1.4
40
11
1.4
80
Amt. of
wases
8
8. 6.
5. 4.
2.19.
1.12.
1.12.
0.12.
0.18.10
0.19.
2.10.10
1.16. 43-
1. 8.
0. 9.
1. 6.
1.10.
1.13.
0.16.
0.14.
1.17.
1.17.
1.13.
0.16.
1.13.
1.13.
0.17.
1.13.
0.17.
0. 9.
1. 4.
0.14.
Total
10. 6. 8
5.15.11
4. 6. 2
3.12. 3
2.18.11
12. 5. 8
2. 2. 6
2. 5. 8
5.15. 2
2. 9. 9
3. 8.
2. 8
1,
3. (i
2. 4
8
2. 6. 8
2. 2. 8
1. 8.
2.10. 8
2. 5.
2. 6. 8
2. 2. 8
2. 6. 8
2. 6 8
2. 4. 8
2. 6. 8
2. 4.
1. 2. 8
1.18. 8
2. 1. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
231
Names
Days
Per day
Miles
Amt, of
wages
Total
Simeon Hines
21
1.4
120
1. 8.
3. 8.
Nathl. Newton
13
1.4
80
0.17.
4
2. 4.
Christopher Collins
7
1.4
40
0. 9.
4
1. 2. 8
Jonathan Beckwith
7
1.4
40
0. 9.
4
1. 2. 8
Seth Allen
7
1.4
40
0. 9.
4
1. 2. 8
Lemuel Sexton
11
1.4
80
0.14.
8
2. 1. 4
William Wright [Kirb? Kich?]
3
1.4
40
0. 4.
0.17. 4
Elias Curtis
3
1.4
40
0. 4.
0.17. 4
William Dick
7
1.4
40
0. !).
4
1. 2. 8
Moses Sperry [?]
7
1.4
40
0. 9.
4
1. 2. 8
Eice Beckwith
13
1.4
80
0.17.
4
2. 4.
Silas Beckwith
7
1.4
40
0. 9.
4
1. 2. 8
Philip Reynold
7
1.4
40
0. 9.
4
1. 2. 8
Charles French
7
1.4
40
0. 9.
4
1. 2. 8
;{:iOO. 4.
The above sworn to by Capt. Odel.
Before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov''
Pay Table office, 7th June, 1781. The foregoing- roll examined
and approved and the Tieasurer is directed to pay the same,
which is one hundred pounds eight shillings.
Thos. Chittenden, ) ^
rr -D r Committee.
Timo. Brownson, ]
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the
foregoing roll.
;^100.8.0 Per me, Jacob Odel, Capt.
232
STATE OF VERMONT
[104]
YLient. Abner Hw'd's Company\
A Pay Roll for Lieut. Abner Hurd's Company on an alarm
from the 12"^ day of October, A. D. 1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Per
Mile
Subsist.
per day
Per mo.
Total
Eichard Hurd, En.
18
134
4d
0.0.8"
5.8.0
6. 1.6
Elijah Warner, Sergt.
18
134
4
8
2.8.0
3.13.2
Simeon Sanford, "
23
52
4
8
2.8.0
2.12.2
Jed'' Hurd,
10
82
4 •
8
2.8.0
2. 4.2
Daniel Hurd,
22
52
4
8
2.8.0
2.12.2
Eleazer Hurd, Corpl.
22
52
4
8
2.4.0
2. 8.6
Samuel Bristoll, "
10
75
4
8
2.4.0
1.19.2
Saml. Penn
18
134
4
8
2.0.0
3. 8.8
Daniel Hurd, 2'^
8
52
4
8
2.0.0
1. 8.0
Abijah Hurd
10
82
4
8
2.0.0
2. 0.8
David Leavenworth
12
134
4
8
2.0.0
3. 0.8
Eeuben Thomas
10
82
4
8
2.0.0
2. 0.8
Matthew Royce
8
52
4
8
2.0.0
1. 8.0
Job Bristoll
8
52
4
8
2.0.0
1. 8.0
Adam Hurd
10
82
4
8
2.0.0
2. 0.8
Jedediah Hard
10
82
4
8
2,0.0
2. 0.8
Joseph Hadon
10
82
4
8
2.0.0
2. 0.8
James Bristoll
3
20
4
8
2.0.0
0.10.8
Jona. Bristol
10
82
4
8
2.0.0
2. 0.8
44.18.10
Pay Table Office, Arlington, June 5, 1781. The within Pay
Roll examined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Ensign Richard Hurd or bearer, being the sum of for-
ty-four pounds eighteen shillings and ten pence, lawful mon^y.
^44.18.10 Thos. Chittenden, \ .,
John Fassett, T ^^^
Eleven shillings six pence reducted out of the above order for
the men's expenses. Date above, reed, of the Treasurer the above
contents. Richard Hurd.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
233
■[324] \Capt. Thomas Collins Company\
State of Vermont. A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Collins'
■Company in Col. Ebenezer Allen's Regiment of Militia in the
service of this state, commencing the 14th. day of October and end-
ing- the 20th.
Names Ei
itered
Left
Miles
Total
Capt. Thomas Collins O
ct. 14
27
12
3. 4.
Lt. Solomon Wilder
' 14
29
12
1.12. 3
Sergt. Cephas Carpenter
' 14
29
12
1. 1. 5
" Asahel Joiner
' 2G
29
12
0.10. 4
Corpl. Levi Wood
' 14
15
12
0. 6.11
" John Collins
' 14
29
12
1. 0.
Nathan Les
' 14
29
12
0.18. 8
■George Shearman
' 14
29
12
0.18. 8
Benjamin Bailey
' 14
29
12
0.16.
Edward Bailey
' 21
29
12
0.12.
David Roberts
' 14
29
12
0.18. 8
Daniel Adams
' 14
29
12
0.16.
Joseph Wood
' 14
18
12
0.10. 8
Daniel Haskins
" 14
15
12
0. 6. 8
James McClure
' 26
29
12
0. 9. 4
Ozias Perry-
' 26
29
12
0. 9. 4
Joshua Wood
' 26
29
12
0. 9. 4
Eben'' Wood
• 26
29
12
0. 9. 4
Silas Rudd
" 21
22
12
0. 6. 8
^15.15. 7
Thomas Collins, Capt.
^State of Vermont, Rutland County, ss.
Clarendon, June 11, A. D. 1781.
Personally appeared Capt. Thomas Collins, signer to the fore-
going roll and made solemn oath that the several articles therein
mentioned are justly and truly charged and entered, according to
the best of his knowledge.
Before me, Increase Moseley, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, 12th June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to pay to Capt. Thomas Collins or order the within roll which is
.^^15.15.7. Thos. Chittenden, | ^^^^ee
John Fassett, f
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
-order, in behalf of Capt. Collins. George Shearman
234
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[242]
[Capf. Zebediah Dewey s Cotnpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company of Militia for
service dorfe the state in Oct. last, 1780
Names and Rank
Pay per
Days in
Miles
Amt.
Amt. of
Amt. of
day
0.6.8
services
travel
travel
pay
5. 6. 8'
pay& trav.
Capfc. Zebediah Dewey
16
24
0.8.0
6.15.8
Sergt. W'" Ashley
0.1.7
16
do
0.8.0
1. 5. 4
1.18.1
Corpl. Ichabod Marshall
0.1.5^
13
16
0.5.4
0.18.11
1. 8.6|
•' Saml. Fletcher
0.1. 5i
10
24
0.8.0
1. 3.-4
1.15.7
Ithmar Brookins
0.1.4'
do
do
0.8.0
1. 1. 4
1.13.4
John Smith
0.1.4
1. 1. 4
1.13.4
John Owen
0.1.4
1. 1. 4
1.13.4
John Grant
0.1.4
1. 1. 4
1.13.4
Hezekiah Login
0.1.4
1. 1. 4
1.13.4
Stephen Maranville
0.1.4
1. 1. 4
1.13.4
Eben-^ Canfield
0.1.4
1. 1. 4
1.13.4
Joseph Crow
o:i.4
13
16
0.5.4
0.17. 4
1. 5.4
Josiah Lewis
0.1.4
do
do
0.5.4
0.17. 4
1. 5.4"
Elisha Gilbord
1.4
0.17. 4
1. 5.4
Joel Grannis
0.1.4
0.17. 4
1. 5.4
Elijah Owen
0.1.4
0.17. 4
1. 5.4
Joseph Ran
0.1.4
0.17. 4
1. 5.4
Tites Watson
0.1.4
0.17. 4
1. 5.4
Philip Brookins
0.1.4
0.17. 4
1. 5-.4
Seth Crow
0.1.4
0.17. 4
1. 5.4
Mordecai Soper
0.1.4
0.17. 4
1. 5.4
Josiah Grant
0.1.4
8
16
0.5.4
0.10. 8
0.18.8
Henry Hyde
0.1.4
do
do
0.5.4
0.10. 8
0.18.8
Elisha Allen
0.1.4
0.10. 8
0.18.8
Reuben Hosford
0.1.4
0.10. 8
0.18.8
Timo> Hyde
0.1.4
0.10. 8
0.18.8
Levi Thatcher
0.1.4
5
8
0.2.8
0. 6. 8
0.19.8
Asa Lawrence
0.1.4
4
8
0.2.8
0. 5. 4
0. 8.4
Saml. Higgins
0.1.4
4
8
0.2.8
0. 5. 4
0. 9.4
Saml. Allen
0.1.4
4
8
0.2.8
0. 5. 4
0. 9.4
Jeremiah Adams
0.1.4
8
16
0.5.4
0.10. 8
0.18.8
Azel Holmes
0.1.4
8
16
0.5.4
0.10. 8
18.8
Joseph Jones
0.1.4
16
24
0.8.0
1. 1. 4
1.13.4
Thomas Hooker
0.1.4
2
8
0.2.8
0. 2. 8
0. 5.8
Obadiah Winter
0.1.4
2
8
0.2.8
0. 2. 8
0. 6.8
John Lewis
0.1.4
3
8
0.2.8
0. 4.
0. 8.8
John Richard
0.1.4
2
8
0.5.4
0. 2. 8
0. 8.4
Robt. Green
0.1.4
2
8
0.2.5
0. 2. 8
0. 8.0
Enoch Ashley
0.1.4
1
8
0.2.8
0. 1. 4
0. 5.4
Thomas Dewey
0.1.4
1
8
0.2.8
0. 1. 4
0. 5.0
W'" Richards
0.1.4
8
8
0.2.8
0. 4.
0. 7.0
^48.15.8
Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 237
17th May, 1781. The above named Zebediah Dewey swore to
the above pay roll, before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov.
Pay Table Office, V^ June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to pay to Capt. Zebediah Dewey the within roll which is forty-
eight pounds fifteen shillings and eight pence.
Thos. Chittenden | p
Timo. Brownson f ^^™-
Date above, received the content-s of the within roll of the
Treasurer. Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
238
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240
STATE OF VERMONT
[33]
\_Capf. Cyprian Dorvners Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Cyperan Downer's Alarm Co. in Col.
Herrick's Reg't. of Militia while in service October, 1780.
Attest,
Names
Days in
Miles
Amount
service
travel
Capt. Cyp" Downer
18
lie
7.16. 8
En. Benj. Corey
17
110
5 8.11
Sergt. Jas. Charter
10
hh
1.14. 4
Charles Dyer
12
55
1.15. 8
" Isaiah Carpenter
16
110
3. 2. 4
Eph°» Wilmarth
8
55
1. 9.
Kiah Wright
8
55
1. 9.
Abner Drinkwater
11
55
1.13.
W™ Parker
6
55
1. 6. 4
David Galusha
5
55
1. 4.10
Luther Tipliff
11
55
1.12.10
Nathan Leonard
5
h^
1. 4.10
Nathan Wheeler
10
55
1.11. 6
Saml. House
11
55
1.12.10
u^osha Fuller
11
55
1.12.10
Abiather Waldo
16
110
2.18.
Cabel Olm
14
110
2.15. 4
Jonas Galusha
17
85
2.11.
Winslow Perry
10
55
1.15. 8
George Parker
14
110
2.15.
Stephen Dwinell
17
85
2.11. 4
Daniel Ford
6
55
1. 6. 8
Ezekiel Perry
9
55
1.10. 4
Thomas Warren
5
Q^
1. 4 10
Peter Wright
18
110
3. 0. 8
Thos. King
11
110
2.11.
^59. 14.. 5
Cyprian Downer, Capt.
State of Vermont, Arlington, July 24, 1781. The above pay
roll sworn to before me. John Fassett, Asst.
Pay Table Office. July 24, 1781. The within pay roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
241
Capt. Cyprian Downer, or bearer, being fifty-nine pounds fourteen
shillings and five pence lawful money.
^59 14.5 JohnFassett, ) p^^ee
Timo. Brownson, \^^^
Date above, received the contents of the above order of the
Treasurer. Per me, Cyperan Downer, Capt,
[287]
[Ca//. J'oAn Spafford's Co7npany\
Pay Roll of Capt. John Spafford's Company in Col. Eben'' Al-
iens Regiment of Militia in the service of the State of Vermont,
Oct. A. D. 1780, from the 25th. to the 28th. both days included, at
Castleton.
Names
When
joined
When
dis-
charged
Days
Per
Mo.
Miles
Total
1780
1780
Capt. John Spafford
Oct. 2^
5 Oct. 2J
\ 4
8.0.0
25
1.15.0
En. Orange Train
4
5.8.
35
1. 4.4
Sergt. Jacob Wood
'
4
2.8
35
14.8
" Jared Jones
4
2.8
35
14.8
Corpl. Silas Gerads
4
2.4
25
14.2
'* Wm. Joyner
4
2.4
25
14.3
" Daniel Ray
4
2.4
25
14.3
Edward Turner
4
3.
35
13.8
Moses Sheldon
4
2.
35
13.8
Cyrus Chipman
4
2.
35
13.8
Jacob Johnson
4
2.
35
13.8
Neri Crampton
4
2.
25
13.8
Wm. Fox
4
2.
25
13 8
Ozim Brewster
4
2.
25
13.8
Robert Hopkins
4
2.
25
13.8
Joshua Cambell
4
2.
35
13.8
Obadiah Noble
4
2.
35
13.8
Elisha Utley
4
2.
35
13.8
James Adams
4
2.
25
13.8
Charles Brewster, Jr.
4
2.
25
13.8
Aaron Adams
4
2.
35
13.8
Daniel Fuller
4
2.
25
13.8
Phmeas Cluff
4
2.
35
13.8
Ira Hill
4
2.
35
13.8
Stephen Rice
4
2.
35
13.8
Ephraim Coy
4
2.
35
13.8
Jonathan Bell
4
2.
35
13.8
[16]
242
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
When
joined
1780
Oct. 25
( ( t (
U 41
When
dis-
charged
1780
Oct. 28
( ( (<
< 4 4 4
41 4 4
Days
4
4
4
4
-4
Per
Mo.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
Miles
Total
Aaron Mathews
Stephen Royce
Samuel Fargo
Silas Bingham
Jonathan Brewer
25
25
25
25
25
13.8
13.8
13.8
13.8
13.8
23.12.10
Sworn before me this day of June, A. D. 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, Gov^
I do solemnly swear by the Everliving God, that the within
pay roll is truly and justly made, without fraud to the public or
any individual according to the best of my knowledge.
John Spafford, Capt.
Pay Table Office, 6th. June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed
to pay to Capt. John Spafford the within roll, which is twenty-
three pounds twelve shillings and ten pence.
Thos. Chittenden )
Com'
Timo Brownson
Date above reed, the contents, per me, John Spafford, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
243
[371]
\Capt. William Gage's Coinpany\
Pay Rolls of Capt. Gaige's Company of Militia in Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment.
Names
When
marched
When
returned
Days
Per
month
Miles
Amt.
travel
Total
1780.
1780.
Lieut. Thomas Rowlee
Oct. 13
Oct. 18
6
5.8.0
35
11.8
1.13. 6^
1.13. 6i
Ensign John Mott
it 11
<i 11
6
5.8.0
35
11.8
Isaac Gaige
U It
<i i(
6
2.0.0
35
11.8
0.19. 8
Israel Harrington
<t l>
11 11
6
2.0.0
35
11.8
0.19. 8
Thomas Tuttle
( < tl
<i tl
6
2.0.0
35
11.8
Rations
19. 8
6. 6. 1
8.
^6.14. 1
Second Alarm.
1780
Lt. Thomas Rowlee
Oct. 20
Oct. 25
6
5.8.0
25
8.4
1.10. 2
En. John Mott
(t 11
<i 11
6
5.8.0
25
8.4
1.10. 2
Sergt. Henry Herrick
It 11
<i ii
6
2.8.0
25
8.4
18. 4
'' Eeuben Towers
1 C 11
11 11
6
2.8.0
25
8.4
18. 4
" Zerh. Merithew
(1 11
It 11
6
2.8.0
25
8.4
18. 4
Daniel Sherman
<C 11
It 11
6
2.0.0
25
8.4
16. 4
Thomas Tuttle
(( 11
11 It
6
2.0.0
25
8.4
Rations
16. 4
7. 8. I
0. 8.
^7.16. 1
Third Alarm.
Lt. Thomas Eowlee
Oct. 26
Oct. 30
5
5.8.0
25
8.4
1. 6. 7
Ensign John Mott
<1 14
>i 11
5
5.8.0
25
15.0
1.13. 3
Sergt. Merithew
11 II
tl 11
5
2.8.0
25
8.4
16. 4
" Herrick
(( 1 (
It It
5
2.8.0
25
8.4
16. 4
Corpl. Nathl. Shelden
<l <l
(1 11
5
2.4.0
25
8.4
15. 6
Caleb Howlen
It ((
11 It
5
2.0.0
25
8.4
15.
Isaac Gaige
(1 <(
tl 11
5
2.0.0
25
8.4
15.
6.18.
0. 6. 8
^7. 4. 8
;^21.14.10
Danby, May 29, 1781. Each of the within Pay Rolls are
justly and truly made.
Test.
Thomas Rowlee, Jr., Lt. of said Company.
244
STATE OF VERMONT
Sworn to before me the day and date above.
Thos. Rowlee, Justice ofTeace.
Pay Table Office, May 30, 1781. The within pay rolls are
examined and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay the same, being twenty-one pounds fourteen shillings ten pence.
Thomas Chittenden, ) ^ ■ .
rr>- TD i- Commirtee.
Timo. Brownson, )
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the within
pay roll, in behalf of Capt. W™ Gage.
^21.14.10 Stephen Calkins.
[157]
[Capf. Daniel Comstock's Company]
A Pay Roll of the First Company in the Sixth Regiment in
the State of Vermont for service in Alarms in the month of Oct.^
1780.
Names
Days
Per
Day
Amount
Milage
Total
Capt. Dan Comstock
20
6.8
6.13.
4
2. 5.0
8.18. 4
Lt. Eli. Brownson
21
4.3
4. 9.
3
1. 2.0
5.11. 9
En. Saml. Hoit
12
4.3
2.11.
1.10.0
4. 1.
Serg*. Saml. Bradley
20
1.7.
1.11.
8
2. 5.
3.16. 8
Robert Averill
5
1.7
7.11
15.
1. 2.11
Clk Jona. Hoit
7
1.7
11.
1
1.10.
1. 6. 1
Corp. Judah Everts
12
1.5>^
17.
6
15.
2. 7. 6
" Benj. Scranton
23
1.5>^
1.13.
6
15.
2. 8. 6
" Joel Brownson
23
1.53^
1.13.
6
1.10.0
2. 8. 6
" Elisha Bartlett
12
l.bYz
17.
6
15.
2. 7. 6
Fifer Eber Bradley
23
1.5^4
1.13.
6
15.
2. 8. 6
Drm"" Elon Lee
23
1.5}^
1.13.
6
2. 5.
2. 8. 6
Jos. Averill
■ 20
1.4
1. 6.
8
2. 5.
3.11. 8
Wyman Averill
20
1.4
1. 6.
8
1.10.
3.11. 8
Daniel Barber
12
1.4
16.
15.
2. 6
Zenas Bradley
27
1.4
1.16.
2. 5.
2.11.
Benj. Bradley
20
1.4
1. 6.
8
15.
3.11. 8
Saml. Barrett
9
1.4
0.12.
15.
1. 7.
Seymour Bradley
27
1.4
1.16.
15.
2.11.
Fisk Bartlett
5
1.4
6.
8
15.
1. 1. 8
Ichabod Bartlett
5
1.4
6.
8
2. 5.
1. 1. 8
Amos Chipman
20
1.4
1. 6.
8
15.
3.11. 8
Barnabas Chipman
27
1.4
1.
16
1.10.
2.11.
James Everts
14
1.4
18.
8
15.
2. 8. 8-
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
245
Names
Days
27
Per
Day
Amount
Milage
Total
Charles Everts
1.4
1.16.
15.
2.11.
Edward Everts
1.4
6.
8
1.10.
1. 1. 8
Matthew Lewis
12
1.4
16.
15.
2. 6.
Reuben Lee
27
1.4
1.16.
15.
2.11.
Benj. Lewis
12
1.4
16.
1.10.
2. 6.
Robert Lazell
27
1.4
1.16.
15.
2.11.
Benj. GriflSs
12
1.4
16.
1.10.
2. 6.
Danl. Meigs
7
1.4
9.
4
15.
1. 4. 4
John Taylor
23
1.4
1.10.
8
15.
2. 5. 8
Jesse Welden
7
1.4
9.
4
15.
1. 4. 4
Joseph Whitford
50
1.4
6.
8
15.
1. 1. 8
John Wellman
20
1.4
1. 6.
8
2.15.
3.11. 8
Reuben Parks
4
1.4
5.
4
15.
1. 0. 4
;^95.11. 1
May 30, 1781. Eli Brownson, Lt.
This Pay Roll sworn to before me. Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, May 30, 1781. The within pay roll is exam-
ined and accepted and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same,
being ninety-five pounds eleven shillings and one penny.
Thos. Chittenden, ) Committee.
Timo. Brownson,
Reed. May 30, 1781, ninety-five pounds eleven shillings and
one penny, being the contents of the above order.
^95.11.1
Eli Brownson. Lt.
246
STATE OF VERMONT
[239] [Capt Jonas Galusha's Conipany\
A Pay Roll in Capt. Jonas Galusha's Company in Col, Herrick's
Regt. for service done in the alarm in Oct., 1780.
Names
Capt. Jonas Galusha
Lt. Gideon Segers
" Nathan Stone
En. Joseph Andrus
Sergt. Isaac Spencer
" David Matteson
" Judah Worden
" Peleg Matteson
Corpl. Ebene. West
Ezra Sweet [Swet]
John Kingsley
Richard Colvin
Abiather Buck
John Buck
Ebene. Harris
Benj. Oatman
Danl. Smith
Peter Matteson
Saml. Matteson, Jr.
Giles Olin
Amos Galusha
Benejah Matteson
W" Sweet
David Done
John Neeholds
Squire Herriiigton
John Olin
Parker Cole
Eben^ Wright
Edw"^ F' Simmons
Benj. Morgan [Mongan?]
Amos Waters
Josias Briggs
W™ Spencer
Leml. Bottum
Joshua Reynolds
Rufus Spencer
Days
in
service
No. of
miles
travel
18
110
14
55
14
55
18
110
14
110
14
110
14
110
14
110
12
55
8
55
10
55
14
56
10
55
12
110
14
110
8
55
8
56
14
110
10
55
10
66
14
110
14
110
10
55
14
110
14
110
10
55
12
110
10
55
10
55
10
55
12
110
10
55
8
55
10
55
14
110
8
55
10
55
Officers'
Rations
1. 4.
0. 9. 4
0. 9. 4
1. 2.
Total
7.16. 8
3.18.10
3.18.10
5.14. 2
2.18.10
2.18.10
2.18.10
2.18.10
1. 5.10
,10.
,11.
,17.
,11.
12.
2.15.
1. 9.
1. 9.
2.15.
1.11.
1.11.
2.15.
2.15.
1.11.
2.15.
2.15.
1.11.
2.12.
1.
1.
1.
1.
2.
1.
1.
1.
2.
1.
1.
11.
11.
11.
12.
11.
9.
1.11.
2.15.
1. 9.
1.11.
8
8
8
4
4
8
8
4
4
8
4
4
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
4
8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
247
Names
Days
in
service
No. of
miles
travel
Officers'
Rations
Total
David Daily
10
55
1.11. 8
Isaac Andrus, Jr.
14
110
2.14. 4
Ebene. Dvvinal
10
55
1.11. 8
Theoph. Herring-ton
10
55
1.11. 8
John Hammon
10
55
1.11. 8
John Rapnor (?)
10
55
1.11. 8
Henry Matteson
8
55
1. 9.
Jones [Janes] Nichols
8
55
1. 9.
Abel Johnson
8
55
1. 9.
Clerk Burlingame
8
55
1. 9.
John Soencer
8
55
1. 9.
Benj. Wells
8
55
1. 9.
Hezekiah Carpenter
8
55
1. 9.
Aaron Martin
8
55
1. 9.
Asa Baker
10
55
1.11. 8
Wm. Havens
10
55
1.11. 8
Caleb Kehenn
16
110
2.17.
Jas. Herrington
2
110
2.12. 8
^121. 6.18
I do certify the within roll to be a true roll, to the best of my
knowledge. Jonas Galusha, Capt.
Sworn before me.
Thos. Chittenden.
Pay Table Office, 8th June, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Jonas G'alusha, which is one hundred and twenty-one pounds
six shillings and eight pence.
Thos. Chittenden ) ^^^,,
Timo. Brownson f
Date above,
^121.6.8
received of the Treasurer the full of the above.
Per me Jonas Galusha, Capt.
248
STATE OF VERMONT
[367]
[Capt. Jonas Gahishd's Company {part)']
This may certify that the following: persons were in actual
service as follows, in the Alarm in Oct. 1780, for which they have
received no pay.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Alexander Huling
Barnet West
John Snow
Reuben Ellis, Jr.
9
10
10
10
110
55
55
55
2. 8.8
1.11.8
1.11.8
1.11.8
£7. 3.8
Jonas Galusha, Capt.
Arlington, June 8, 1778. The above account examined and
approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, it being-
seven pounds three shillings and eight pence.
^7.3.3. Isaac Tichenor,
Timo. Brownson,
J
Committee.
Bennington, Feb. 1, 1782.
contents of the within order.
Reed, of the Treasurer the
Jonas Galusha.
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251
[374] [^Capt. Isaac Clark's Company\
A Pay Roll for Capt. Isaac Clark's Company of Volunteers that
turned out for a month in October, 1780.
Names
Pay and
rations
per day
Days
in
service
Miles
Amt.
travel
Total
Capt. Isaac Clark
0. 4.
3
34
Lt. Nathl. Smith
4.
3
26
8
2.8
5. 4. 8
Lt. Israel Hurlburt
7
26
15
5.0
5.15. 6
Ser^t. Elkanah Ashley
"' Alpheus Hall
7
7
26
26
18
14
6.0
4.8
2. 7.
2. 5. 8
" Timothy Moss
7
24
12
4.0
2. 5.
" Reuben Pitcher
5
26
12
4.0
2. 1.10
Corpl. Salmon Cogsell
" Silas Brookings
5
5
26
26
13
19
4.4
6.4
2. 3. 9
2. 0.
" John Mosely
" Daniel Gray
5
4
26
26
19
14
6.4
4.8
2. 0.
2. 0.
Perist [?] Sturdevant
4
26
13
4.4
1.17. 4
Ephraim Buel
4
26
14
4.8
1.17. 8
Amasiah Church
4
26
9
3.0
1.16.
Hicok
4
26
1
0.4
1.13 4
« How
4
26
18
6.0
1.19.
rt-Zlr-, How
4
26
8
2.8
1.15. 8
.5 ^ oj R Moss
4
26
12
4.0
1.17.
.^"^ cS Hooker
4
26
19
6.4
1.19. 4
O "^ '^ sa Lake
4
26
2
0.8
1.13. 8
' ' seph Lee
4
26
14
4.8
1.17. 8
Joseph Hawkins
4
26
14
4.8
1.17. 8
Silas Churchill
4
26
12
4.0
1.17.
Gershom Molton
4
26
15
5.0
1.18.
Azarial Blanchard
4
26
15
5.0
1.18.
Benjamin Hecok
4
26
14
4.8
1.17. 8
Gershom Lake
4
26
14
4.8
1.17. 8
John Boge
David Gilmore
4
4
24
26
3
3
1.0
1.0
1.14.
1.14.
John Churchill
4
26
8
2.8
1.15. 8
Barnard Ward
4
26
18
6.0
1.19.
Elijah Goodwin
4
26
• 16
5.4
1.18. 4
Elisha Owen
4
26
8
2.8
1.15. 8
James Guthrie
4
26
18
6.0
1.19.
Abiather Esquires
4
24
12
4.0
1.17.
Gideon Searles
4
24
12
4.0
1.17.
Gilbord Soper
4
26
18
6.0
1.19.
;^78.18. 4
Attest,
Isaac Clark, Capt.
252
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office. Sunderland, Aug' 18, 1783. The within roll
being approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents of the
same to Thomas Tolman, Esq., Paymaster, being the sum of
seventy-eight pounds eighteen shillings, and 4:'^, lawful money, tak-
ing his receipt. Timo. Brownson,
Saml. Bartlet,
iCo
mmittee.
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of tHe above order.
Aug. 18, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[118]
l^Capt Daniel Sniitli s Company (?) i^partW
At Castleton
Names
Days
Miles
Wages
per day
Sum of
wages
Sum of
milage
Total
Andrew Barton
19
81
1.4
1.5.4
1.3.0
2.12.4
Elisha Risdon
. 2
18
1.4
2.8
6.0
8.4
Saml. Piney
2
18
1.4
2.8
6.0
8.4
Daniel Eeed
2
18
1.4
2.8
6.0
8.4
Elisha Risdon
6
60
1.4
8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
Ebenezer Mobs
6
60
1.4
8.0
1.0.0
1. 8.0
;^6.14.4
I do certify upon honor that the above named persons were
in service in the alarm in 1780, as above specified, for which they
have never been made up in any roll or received any pay.
Danl. Smith, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Aug. 2^, 1781. The within account examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Daniel Smith or bearer, being six pounds fourteen shillings
and four pence, lawful money. John Fassett, j p
Timothy Brownson, ( ^°™-
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order.
^6.14.4 Danl. Smith, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
253
[319]
\Capt. William Dyres Company]
Pay Roll of Capt. William Dyre's Company in the service of
the State of Vermont, from Oct. 13th. to the 6th. day of Nov. 1780,
both days included.
Names
Com-
mence-
ment
of pay
Oct. 12
William Dyre, Capt.
Gideon Spencer, Lt.
Solomon Saflford, En.
Moses Hurd, Sergt.
Simeon Prentice, do.
Jedediah Durfee, do.
Moses Ellis, Corpl.
Stephen Holmes, do.
James Bates, do,
Daniel Hawlet
Stephen Fuller, Fifer
Saml. Matteson
Levi Buck
Solomon Fuller
Walter Bates
Nathan Sherman
John Weeks
Silas Walbridge
Joseph Norton
Erastus Hatheway
Thos. Buck
Joab Lawrence
Phineas Meiggs
Daniel Smith
James Burnit
John Bradford
Thos. Starkweather
Saml. Harvey
Gale Ferman
Saml. Chapins
John Holmes
Francis Storey
Benja. Lamb
Jonas Safford
Chester Derby
Francis Matteson
George Brighs
Phineas Ward 0.16.8 allowed
Nathan Ford
Job Spink
Isaac Mathews
Milage
Expira-
Days
Pay
per day
allowed by
tion
m
Amount
Act of
of pay
service
Assembly
•
60 m each
Nov. 6
25
5/4
6.13.4
0.20.0
3/7
4. 9.7
20.
3/7
4. 9.7
20.
1/7
1.19.7
1.19.7
1.19.7
20.
20.
20.
, 1/5
1.15.5
1.15.5
1.15.5
1.15.5
1.15.5
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
1/4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
19
1.13.4
20.
25
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
by His
Exy for
milage
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
20.
20.
20.
'
1.13.4
20.
254
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
John Huling
Stephen Tracy
Jesse Parsons
David Fay
John Davis
Capt. Dyre's subsistence
Lt. Spencer's D° (
En. Saffords D" (
Com-
mence-
ment
of pay
Expira-
tion
of pay
Days
in
service
1/4 per day
/8 •« «'
/8 " "
Pay
per day
Amount
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
Total amt. pay & subsistence
Milage included,
Attest,
;^88
7.0
1
13.4
16.8
16.8
£9[A3.8
46
0.0
Milage
allowed by
Act of
Assembly
60 m each
20.
20.
20.
20.
20.
^137.13.8
Wm. Dyre, Capt.
Amount pay and subsistence
Milage for 46 men at 14/ each the whole 20/ )
being not allowed by reason of their being >■
partly subsisted on the State's cost, )
Total amt. right
^91.13.8
32. 4.0
;^^123.17.8
Pay Table Office. The within roll being examined and ap-
proved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to Thos.
Tolman Esq. Paymaster, being the sum of one hundred and twen-
ty-three pounds, seventeen shillings and eight pence, or other cur-
rent money equivalent — he the said paymaster to be accountable.
Given at Arlington, June 7, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, )
Timo. Brownson, j
Com^
March 20, 1782.
Reed, the above in full.
Thos. Tolman, Paym""
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 255
[230] [Major Gideon Ormsby's Service]
Manchester, 20th March, 1781.
State of Vermont Dr. to rae for service done in the
alarms of October last. £^ 7. 0.0
Entered service the 11th of October and continued in
service 21 days.
Travel 80 miles at /4 per mile 1. 7.4
Sixty-three Extra Rations at /8 per ration 2. 2.0
Gideon Ormsby, Major. ^ 10.9.4
Pay Table Office. 2 June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed to
pay to Maj. Gideon Ormsby the above account, which is ten
pounds nine shillings and four pence lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden, | ^ ...
T 1 T:r ,^ ' h Committee.
John Fassett, )
Date above, reed, the contents of the above order.
^10.9.4 Gideon Ormsby, Major.
256
STATE OF VERMONT
[354] \_Capt. Joseph Parkhursfs Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Joseph Parkhurst's Company of Militia
for service in the alarm in Royalton, Oct. 16, 1780.
Names
Days
Pr. day
Total
Capt. Jos. Parkhurst
3
6.8
1. 0.0
Lt. Elis Stevens
3
4.3
12.9
Sergt. Jo' Edson
3
1.7
4.9
" John Billins
3
1.7
4.9
" Isaac Pinney
3
1.7
4.9
Corp. Heman Durkee
3
1.6
4.6
" Phineas Parkhurst
3
1.4
4.0
Joseph Green
3
1.4
•4.0
Oliver Pinney
3
1.4
4.0
Timothy Hibbard
3
1.4
4.0
Ralph Day
3
1.4
4.0-
Robert Handy [Hand?]
3
1.4
4.0
Elisha Hart
3
1.4
4.0
Daniel Haven
3
1.4
4.0
John Evans
3
1.4
4.0
Medad Benton
3
1.4
4.0
Joseph Wallon
3
1.4
4.0
Rufus Rude
3
1.4
4.0
Nathl. Moss
3
1.4
4. a
Nathan Morgan
3
1.4
4.0
Stephen Burrus
3
1.4
4.0
Zebulon Burrus
3
1.4
4.0
Samuel Joslin
3
1.4
4.0
Jer^ Triscut
3
1.4
4.0'
Comfort Sever
3
1.4
2.8
;^6. 6.2
Jos. Parkhurst, Captain.
Attest, Comfort Sever.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 20*^^ Feb. 1782. The within
Pay Roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay unto Capt. Joseph Parkhurst, or order, the sum of six pounds
six shillings and two pence, for services done by the militia, 1780.
Nathl. Brush. ) ^^^,,
Isaac lichenor, \
Bennington, Feb. 21, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the con-
tents of the above order, being six pounds six shillings and two
pence, lawful money, in behalf of Capt Joseph Parkhurst.
^6.6.2 Comfort Sever.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
257
[220]
[^Capt. Timothy Bush's Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt. Timothy Bush's Company under the di-
rection of Col. Peter Olcott at the time the enemy came to Royal-
ton, Oct. 16, 1780.
Names
Corpl.
Capt. Timothy Bush
Lt.- James Smalley
Lt. John Hopson
En, Elisha Partridge
" John Eogers
The Rev. Mr. Lyman
Potter
Adjt. Cushman
Sergt. Seavei
Hatch
' ' Boardman
" Hovey
Hutchinson
Burton
Burnap
" Waterman
" Brownson
" Hait
Drum'Baldwin
Joseph Smalley
John Hibard
William Blake
Asahel Murdock
Constant Miirdock
Nathl. Hovey
Becket Chapman
John Richard
Amos Starkweather
Joel Benton
Philip Smith
Isaac Partridge
Israel Newton
Nathl. Boardman
Gershom Bartlet
Elliot Bartlet
Jona. Bartlet
Francis Smalley
Elijah Yeomans
Joel Jones
Ichabod Carly
Abel Curtis
Joseph Loveland
John Sargeant
Simeon Carpenter
Saml. Curtis
Com-
menced
Oct. 16
Days
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
O
tj
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Wages
due
0.16.0
10.9
10.9
10.9
10.9
16.9
10.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.9
4.5
4.5
4
4,
4.
4
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4!
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
Miles
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
Per
mile
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Amt.
travel
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4.
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
Total
9.4
4.1
4.1
4.1
4.1
1. 9.4
1. 9.1
18.1
17.1
18.1
18.1
18.1
17.9
17.9
17.9
17.9
17.9
17.9
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.
17.
17.
17.
.4
.4
.4
.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
[17]
258
STATE OF VERMONT
Names ^^
om-
mced
Days
Wages
due
Miles
Per
mile
Amt.
travel
13.4
Total
Solomon Curtis 0(
3t.l6
3
0. 4.0
40
4
0.17.4
John Wris:ht '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Jonas Richards '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Joel Stimson '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Saml. Partridge '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Hez. Goodrich '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Nathl. Mease ngrer '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Josiah Goodrich, Jr. '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Elisha Waterman '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Daniel Waterman, Jr, '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Levi Waterman '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Dole Johnson '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
James Waterman '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Samuel Waterman '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Elisha Freeman '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
John Bush '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Elijah Burnap
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Jeremiah Percivel '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Job Morse '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Seth Morse '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Judah Swift '
8
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Joseph Swift '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Daniel Baldwin
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Ebene. Brown '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Amos Ames '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Elihu Baxter
ii
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
William Burnham '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Jonathan Lord '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
David Lord '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Israel Brown '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Elias Partridge
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Abel Buel
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Philip Delano '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Abial Abbott
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Daniel Waterman '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Simon Stimson '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Abel Stimson *
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Moses Belknap '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Joseph Lewis ^ '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Nathl. Brown '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Daniel Brown '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Asa Huntington '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Samuel Plumley '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Asa Story '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Ben]. Lewis '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Asahel Lewis '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Cornelius Gilbert '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Henry Burton '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
John Burton '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Stephen Percivel '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Roswell Morgan '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
Nathl. Boardman, Jr. '
3
4.
40
4
13.4
17.4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
259
Names
Josiah Goodrich
Exper" Freeman
John Hatch
Ebene. Percivel
William Bolles [Bowls?]
Bos-well Olcott
Saml. Bartlet
Joseph Hatch
Solomon White
Ashbel Tucker
Saml. Brown
John Brown
Joseph Ball
Gersham Bartlet Jr.
Josiah Hobard
David Belknap
Sylvanus Owen
John Shafter [Slafter]
Com-
menced
Days
Wages
due
Miles
40
Per
mile
Amt.
travel
13.4
Oct. 16
3
0. 4.0
4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13 4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
3
4.
40
4
13.4
Total
0.17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.
17.
17.
17.
17.
17.
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
.4
.4
,4
.4
.4
.4
27 Kations ;^0.18.0
Total ;^101. 3.4
A true roll.
Attest,
Timo. Bush, Capt.
Windsor County, Windsor, April 13, 1781.
Sworn before John Fassett, Asst.
) The within Pay Roll examined and
) approved and the Treasurer is directed to
State of Vermont.
Pay Table Office,
pay the same to Capt. Timothy Bush or bearer, being the sum of
one hundred and one pounds three shillings and four pence, law-
ful money.
Given at Windsor, April 13, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, ) r^^^^:^.^^
John Fassett, \ Committee.
June 14, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, one hundred
and one pounds three shillings and four pence for Capt. T. Bush.
_^101.3.4: Elisha Burton
260
STATE OF VERMONT
[218]
SjOapt. John Marcfs Compan)'\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Marcy's Company in Maj. Benj.
Wait's Detachment that marched in the alarm when the Indians
came to Rovalton.
Windsor, Oct. 16, 1780.
Names
Capt. John Marcy
Lt. Elnathan Strong
" Eben'' Hoisington
Sergt. John Mercy
" Samuel Patrick
Drum'' Samuel Mercy
Joel Butler
Joseph Thompson
Hezekiah Thompson
John Kingsley
Matthew Hammont
Jona. Hammont
Solomon Burke
Moses Morse
Elisha Halley
John Benjamin
Watts [Wales?] Hubbard, Jr.
Josiah Hawley
John Curtis
Williard Dean
Thomas Wilson
Saml. Mefiser
Zebina Curtis
Jona. Hodgeman
Orange Hoisington
Caleb Stone
Eoswell Smith
Peter Currier
Eldad Hubbard
Joseph Patterson
Com-
Per
day
When
menc-
eing
Oct, 16
Days
dis-
charged
8
5.4
Oct. 24
c« e c
8
3.7
(( It
8
3.7
k ( 1 (
8
1.7
(( ((
8
1.7
" 21
3
1.6 .
ti (t
8
1.4
(( <1
8
1.4
1 ( !•
3
1.4
" 19
i ( • (
8
1.4
" 24
i( "
6
1.4
" 22
It "<
8
1.4
" 24
(< (1
3
1.4
" 21
1 ( ((
8
1.4
" 24
<t It
8
1.4
(( ( (
t i t(
8
1.4
(t C(
( C ((
3
1.4
" 21
(1 ( <
2
1.4
" 18
(< (1
8
1.4
'" 24
. ( l(
4
1.4
" 20
(1 (i
4
1.4
( < * (
1< (<
8
1.4
" 24
(i t>
8
1.4
11 <i
C( (<
6
1.4
" 22
1 ( 1 <
3
1.4
'« 24
(1 (1
2
1.4
"■ 18
• 1 >1
6
1.4
" 22
<> <>
2
1.4
" 13
CI f (
2
1.4
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(( 11
8
1.4
" 24
Miles
Total
114
114
114
114
114
30
114
114
30
114
36
114
30
114
114
114 I
35 I
30
114
60
4
114
114
•J6
30
20
96
30
20
114
4. 0. &
3. 6. 8
3. 6. 8
2. 0. 8
2. 0. 8
0.14. 6
2. 8. 8
2. 8. 8
2.14.
2. 8. 8
1. 0.,8
2. 8. 8
0.14.
2. 8. 8
2. 8. 8
2. 8. 8
0.15. 8
0.12. 8
2. 8. 8
1. 5. 4
0.19. 8
2. 8. 8
2. 8. 8
2. 0.
15. 8
7. 8
2. 0.
12. 8
7. 8
2. 8. 8
£m. 8.10
Test, John Mercey, Capt.
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll examined and approved,
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. John Mercey
or bearer, being the sum of fifty-four pounds eight shillings and
ten pence, lawful money.
Given at Windsor, April 13, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, ) ^ _^:4.4.^^
, , „ . . 'V Committee
John Fassett, [
Bennington, 22<^ June, 1781. Received the contents of the
within pay roll. Per me John Mercey, Capt.
p^55.8.10.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
261
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262
STATE OF VERMONT
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
263
[353, see next roil] , \Capt. Joshua Hazen's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Joshua Hazen's Company that turned out
by the order of Col. Joseph Safford to the intent to head that party
.... the enemy that was supposed was going- to Coos on their
return in October last, A. D. 1780. Our march was as far as
Bethel.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. Joshua Hazen
3
30
1. 6.
Lt. William Bramble
3
30
1. 2.
Sergt. David Wright
3
30
0.14.10
Corpl. John Gillet
3
30
0.14. 5
" Hezekiah Hazen
3
30
0.14. .5
Solomon Hazen
3
30
14.
Erastus Chapman
3
30
14.
Joseph Chapman
3
30
14.
Jona. Wright
3
30
14.
Barnabas Tisdale
3
30
14.
Josiah Tilden
3
30
14.
James Tracy
3
30
14.
Seth Savage
3
30
14.
John Cheny
3
30
14.
Enoch Emerson
3
30
14.
;^12.11. S
The within pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is hereby directed to pay the same, which is twelve pounds eleven
shillings and eight pence.
Timo. Brownson, ) ^^^ee
John Fassett, f
June 23, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order.
;^12.11.8. Elkanah Sprague.
264
STATE OF VERMONT
[105, see, last roll] [^Capt. Jos/ma Hazens Company {part)'\
A Pay Roll of the Men that was out in the Royalton Alarm
last October, who throug^h mistake, were left out of the Roll that
I sent in at the session of June last. Hartford, Oct. 9, 1781.
Names
Days
P-- day
Wages
due
Miles
Total
Samuel Webster
3
1.4
4
3t
15.4
W™ Powers
3
1.4
4
34
15.4
Christopher Pease
3
1.4
4
34
15.4
EiJsha Marsh
3
1.4
4
34
15.4
Benj. Stetson
3
1.4
4 •
34
15.4
W™ Porter
3
1.4
4
34
15.4
Benj. Burch
3
1.4
4
34
15.4
W™ Curtis
3
1.4
4
34
15.4
Benj. Kingsbury
3
1.4
4
34
15.4
^6.18.0
Joshua Hazen, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Oct. 34, 1781. The within Pay Roll exam-
ined and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay to
Joshua Hazen or bearer the within sum. being six pounds eighteen
shillings, lawful money.
Timo. Brownson, )
Thos. Chandler, V Comm«^
John Strong, )
Date above, received the contents of the above order of the
Treasurer.
^6.18.0 Elk"" Sprague.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
265
[170] \Capt. Daniel Gilbert's Company\
A Pay Roll for a company under the command of Daniel
Gilbert, Capt.
Names
Days
Mi
les
Shillings
per day
20.
Total
due
Grand
Total
Daniel Gilbert, Capt.
4
3
4. 0.0.
1.16. 8
Abel Fairbanks, Lt.
4
15.
3. 0.0.
1. 7.
John Walbridge, Serg'
4
6.
1. 4.
0.16. 4
Jacob Foster, Do.
4
/
*
6.
1. 4.
0.16. 4
Zacheus Downer, Clk.
4
6.
1. 4.
0.16. 4
Simeon How, Corpl.
4
5.G
1. 2.
0.15.10
Jonathan How
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Samuel Ladd
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Larkin Hunter
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Jason Downer
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Wright Spalding
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
John Crery
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Stephen March
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Elisha Kent
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Daniel Lovejoy
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Ashbel Ladd
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Peirce Parkhurst
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Azel Spalding
4
5.
20.
0.15. 4
Joel Marsh
4
5.
1
20.
0.15. 4
;^16. 2.10
The within pay roll is for service done in Royalton Alarm
the le*'^ Oct. 1780. Daniel Gilbert, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Oct. 24, 1781. The within Pay Roll exam-
ined and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay to
Daniel Gilbert or order the within sum, being sixteen pounds two
shillings and ten pence, lawful money
Tim° Brownson, ^
Tho^ Chandler, [^Com^^
John Strong, J
Date above rec'd of the Treasurer the contents of the above
■order in behalf of Dan' Gilbert. Joel Marsh.
266
STATE OF VERMONT
[322]
\^MaJor. Elkanah Days Battalion']
Muster Roll of the two Companies of Militia in Westminster,
Officers and Soldiers who marched in the Alarm, Oct. 17, 1780, by
and with me the subscriber, Elkanah Day of said Westminster.
Names
« (
Elkanah Day, Major
Michael Gillson, Capt.
William Crook, Lt.
Ephraim Ranney, Lt.
Asa Averill, En.
Bildad Easton, Sergt.
Robt. Crook,
Abra™ Shipman,
David Heaton,
John Abbe,
Abiel Goodell,
John Wells, Corpl.
Expe: Fish.
John Morse, *'
Benj. Burt
Amos Carpenter
Ephraim Willcox
John Holt
Oliver Wells
Joshua Stoddard
Joseph Kern [Pierse ?]
Joseph Arven
Eben' Holton
Job Dickerson
Wait^i Ranney
Lemuel Cone
Azel Goodell
Asaph Wright
Edward Garey
John McNeil
Elijah Ranney
Ichabod Ide
Azariah Wright
Sylvanus Fisk
John Averill
Days
2
2
2
2
2
8
2
2
2
2
2
2
8
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
8
8
8
Miles
30
30
30
30
30
100
30
30
30
30
30
30
110
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
110
110
110
Per
mile
4"
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Per day
0.6.8
5.4
3.8
3.8
3.8
7.1
7.1
7.
7.
1.7
5.8
5.2
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
Total
1. 3.
1. 0.
0.17.
0.17.
0.17.
2. 6.
0.13.
0.13.
0.13.
0.13.
0.13.
0.12.
2. 8.
0.12.
0.12.
C.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
2. 7.
2. 7.
2. 7.
4
8
4
4
4
2
2>4
2^
2>4
2>^
23^
11
4
11
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8-
8
8
8
4
4
4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
267
Names
Const* Chaffee
Lynd Willard
Charles Rice
Abel Willard
Jona. Buck
Nathl. Kittredge
Otis Chaffee
Benj. Lovejoy
John Petty-
Silas Burk
Thos. Averill
Jas. Phippan
David Daly
Azariah Wright, Jr.
Amos Robinson
Levi Peck
James Crafford
Daniel Badger
Elijah Daly
Abraham Hawkins
Uriah Carpenter
Saml. Burk
Eph™ Griggs
Days
Miles
Per
mile
Per day
Total
8
110
4d
1.4
2. 7. 4
6
90
4
1.4
1.18.
6
90
4
1.4
1.18.
6
90
4
1.4
1.18-
6
90
4
1.4
1.18.
3
44
4
1.4
0.18. 8
3
44
4
1.4
0.18. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
25
4
1.4
0.11.
2
25
4
1.4
0.11.
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
2
30
4
1.4
0.12. 8
3
40
4
1.4
0.17. 4
3
40
4
1.4
£
0.17. 4
54.11. 2
A true return of officers and men who marched in the alarm as
above mentioned. Elkanah Day, Maj""
Westminster, 3rd Sept., 1781.
Westminster, Sept. 3^, 1781. Then Maj. Elkanah Day person-
ally appeared and made oath to this pay roll.
Coram Nathan Fisk, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, 6th. of Sept., 1781. The within pay roll ex-
amined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Major Elkanah Day or bearer, it being fifty-four pounds eleven
shillings and two pence. John Strong. ) Committee.
Timo. Brownson, \
Reed. Arlington, Sept. 15, 1781, of the Treasurer, the contents
of the within order. Elkanah Day, Major.
^54.11.2
268
STATE OF VERMONT
[350] [CapL Comfort Starr s Compan}-]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Comfort Starr's Company of Militia of the
Town of Guilford, who went out into the service of the State of
Vermont, in the alarm in the month of Oct.. 1780.
Names
Comfort Starr, Capt.
Ezra Pratt, Ensig-n
Joseph Sarter [?], Clerk
Caleb Carpenter, Sergt.
Nich' Pullen,
John Burroughs, Corpl.
William Yaw
Timo. Fisher
Pearly Starr
Asarel Carpenter
Ezra Shepardson
Hez'' Horton, Jr
Nathan Horton
(Jabez Franklin
a.aron Franklin, Jr.
Joshua Culver
Saml. Stafford
Jared Shepherdson
Jona. Kinsley
Philip Franklin, Jr.
W"' Morris
Jef. Barney
Eseck Thayer
Seth Shepherdson
Ab'" Jonas
John Shepherdson
John Barney
Stephen Shepherdson
Edward Barney
Jas. Burroughs
Peleg Hicks
Days
Per
day
2
0.6.8
2
4.3
2
1.7
2
1.7
2
1.5
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
2
1.4
Pay and
sub-
sistence
13. 8
8. 6
3. 2
3. 2
2.10
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 3
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2.
8
2.
8
2.
8 ■
2.
8
2.
8
2.
8
2.
8
2.
8
2.
8
Miles
Per
mile
Amt.
travel
28
4d
0.9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
28
4
9.4
Total
1. 2. 8
0.17.1U
12. 6
12. 6
12. 2
12.
12.
12,
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
. 12.
12,
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
12.
^19.10. 2
The within is a true roll of the services done by my company.
Comfort Starr, Capt.
State of Vermont. Sept. 26, 1781. Then the within pay roll
sworn to Before me, Timothy Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, 26*\ 1781. The within Pay Roll examined
and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Comf6rt
Starr, or bearer, it being nineteen pounds ten shillings and two
pence. Timo. Brownson, \ ^
T , o.. r Committee.
John Strong, \
Treasurer's Office, Sept. 26, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen' Esq.
Treasurer, the contents of this order.
^19.10.2. Comfort Starr.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
269
[351]
\Capt. Comfort Starr s Company {part)J
Pay Roll of a part of Capt. Comfort Starr's Corapanj' of the
town of Guilford, who marched in an Alarm about the last of
October, 1780, in the service of the State of Vermont.
Names
Days
Per
day
Pay and
sub-
sistence
6.8
Miles
Per
mile
Amt.
travel
Total
Comfort Starr, Capt.
6.8
8
4"
2.H
9. 4
Ezra Pratt, Ensign
4.8
4.3
8
4
2.8
6.11
Pearly Starr, Qotpl.
1.5
1.5
8
4
2.8
4. 1
Jabez Franklin, do.^
L5
1.0
8
4
2.8
4. 1
"Timo. Fisher
L4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
Aaron Franklin, Jr.
L4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
John Barns, Jr.
L4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
Darius Bullock
L4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
Peleg Hicks
1.4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
Stephen Chase
1.4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
Asarel Carpenter
1.4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
Abner Starter
1.4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
Philip Franklin, Jr.
1.4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
Jona. Culver
1.4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
David Culver
1:4
1.4
8
4
2.8
4.
^3. 8. 5
The above is a just and true roll.
Attest.
Comfort Starr, Capt.
Sept. 26, 1781.
The within Pay Roll sworn to before me.
Timo. Brownson, Assistant.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Sept. 26, 1781. The within Pay
Roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Capt. Comfort Starr or bearer, it being three pounds
eight shillings and five pence.
Timo. Brownson, ) ^
T , 0^ r Committee.
John Strong )
Treasurer's Office, Sept. 26, 1781.
urer, the contents of this order.
Reed, of I. Allen, Treas-
Comfort Starr.
270
STATE OF VERMONT
[36]
[^Capt. Comfort Starr's Company {party\
Roll of a party of men detached from Capt. Comfort Starr's
Company of Militia in the town of Guilford, in the alarm in the
month of Oct. 1780.
Names Rank
Days
Pay per
day
Amt.
Miles
travel
Per
Mile
Amt. of
travel
Total
amt.
John Slater, Sergt.
Wm. Marsh
Jno. Shepardson
6
6
6
0.1.7
0.1.4
0.1.4
0.9.6
0.8.0
0.8.0
47
47
47
4d
4
4
0.15.8
0.15.8
0.15.8
1. 5.2
1. 3.8
1. 3.8
;^3.12.6
The above is a just and true roll.
Attest, Comfort Starr, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Sept. 26, 1781. The within
pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to
pay the same to Comfort Starr or bearer it being ;^3.12.6.
Timo Brownson, ) ^ „.
Jno, Strong,
Treasurer's Office, Sept 26, 1781.
urer, the contents of order.
Rec'd of I. Allen, Treas-
Comfort Starr.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
271
[510]
\_Capt. Comfort Starr's Company (part)']
A Pay Roll of Capt. Comfort Starr's Company who went in
the service of the State of Vermont in the Month of October, 1780.
Names
(
No. of
Days
Wages,
&c
No. of
miles
travel
Four pence
per mile
Whole
Stephen Chase
Ezra Shepardson
Nathan Horton
2
1
1
1/4
1/4
1/4
28
8
8
9/4
2/8
2/8
£ S. D.
0.12.0
4.0
0. 4.0
1. 0.0
To the Gentlemen Committee of the Pay Table:
These men were not made up in the Pay Rolls that I brought
in to the Pay Table in September the 26*^ day 1781— the first
named Stephen Chase not in the biggest, the other two left out of
the next biggest — these men I entirely forgot and I must pay
the men and lose the money, unless the gentlemen Committee will
consider my case and send me the money by the bearer hereof or
by some other man: — this from your humble servant,
Guilford, October y« 9'*^ day, 1781. Comfort Starr.
Pay Table Office, Charlestown, Octo. 25, 1781.
The within Pay Roll examined and approved, and the
Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Comfort Starr or bearer,
being one pound.
^1.0.0 Timo. Brownson ) ^ .^,
John Strong [ Committee
Treasurers Office, Charlestown, Octo. 27, 1781.
Received of the Treasurer the contents of this order — reed in
behalf of Comfort Starr. Pr John Shepardson.
272
STATE OF VERMONT
[110] [Capf. Abner Bisbees Detachment]
A Pay Roll of the Men that went on the alarm from Spring-
field in Oct. 1780. belonging to Col. Wood's Regiment.
Wages
Amt.
Names
Days
per
mo.
of
wages
Miles
Travel
Total
Abner Bisbee
5
40s.
0.6.8
50
0.16.8
1. 3. 4
Jacob Sartwell
5
Q.S
50
16.8
1. 3. 4
Elisha Brov^n
5
6.8
50
16.8
1. 3. 4
Orsamus Holmes
5
6.8
50
16 8
1. 3. 4
Em® Case
6.8
50
16.8
1. 3. 4
Oliver Sartwell
5
6.8
50
16.8
1. 3. 4
John Bisbee
6.8
50
16.8
1. 3. 4
Simeon Spencer
6.8
50
16.8
1. 3. 4
Thos. Dumphee
5
6.8
50
16.8
1. 3. 4
1ohn Hannam
5
68
50
16.8
1. 3. 4
Joseph Hannock
5
6.S
50
16.8.
1. 3. 4
John Griswold
2
2.8
20
6.8
0. 9. 4
Thos. Curlew
%
2.8
20
6.8
£
0. 9. 4
13 15. 4
Charlestown, Oct. 18.
me,
Abner Bisbe, Captain.
Then the above pay roll sworn to before
Timo^' Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Charlestown. Oct. 18, 1781. The above pay
roll is examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same, being thirteen pounds fifteen shillings and four pence.
Timothy Brownson, | ^
T rn- u r Com.
Isaac Tichenor, )
Treasurer's Office, Oct. 24, 1781. Reed, of the Treasurer the
contents of the within order, being thirteen pounds fifteen shil-
lings and four pence. Reed, in behalf of Capt. Abner Bisbee.
Simeon Spencer.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
273
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274
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office. The within roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Saml. Scott
or bearer, being- the sum of ;^18.10.10 Lawful money.
Given at Windsor Ap. 6, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, | p_^ee
Jno. Fassett, f ^°^
Treasurer's Office, Oct 12, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treas-
urer, the contents of this order. Samuel Scott, Capt.
[3571
[C<2//. yoAn Powells Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. John Powell's Company of Militia in the
alarms of Barnard and Royalton, &c, &c. [1780]
Names
John Powell, Capt.
Elijah Beman, Lt.
Solomon Calkins, En.
Abel Crandel, Sergt.
David Rich,
Nathan Norton, "
Elisha Powell
Daniel Oilman
John West
Oliver Pennock
Heman Pennock
Jonathan Rowell
Jona Luce
Eber White
Isaac Comings [Corier]
Elisha May
Zerah Norton
Jared Alger
Solomon Root
W" Root
Absalom Brown
Heman Brown
Jonathan Rich, Jr.
Eliphalet Bean
Thomas Bean
Samuel Peters
2
9
14
10
11
4
2
6
3
7
4
2
10
10
3
5
10
6
7
5
10
4
4
3
10
3
Total
0.10. 8
16.
17. 4
15.10
17. 5
5. 4
2. 8
8.
4.
9. 4
5. 4
2. 8
13. 4
13. 4
4.
6. 8
13. 4
8.
9. 4
6. 8
13. 4
5. 4
5. 4
4.
13. 4
4.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
275
Names
Hezekiah May
David Chamberlin
Josiah Brown
Elias Chamberlin
Zenas Morey
Saml. Huggins
Levi Root
Peter Pennock
Joshua Tucker
Frederick Smith
Silas Alger
Jona. Wood, Jr.
Joel Chamberlin
Jonathan Wood
Saml. Rich
Jona. Rich
Aaron Pennock
4 horses 48 miles
Amount of rations
Total
16.0
;^0.18.0
9. 4
6. 8
6. 8
4.
4.
5. 4
2. 8
4.
6. 8
6. 8
2. 8
5. 4
5. 4
8.
8.
9. 4
9. 4
^18.18. 7
I 21. 8. 7
June 23, 1781. The within pay roll sworn to before me.
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
The within Pay Roll examined and approved and the Treas-
urer is directed to pay the same to Capt. John Powell or bearer, it
being the sum of twenty-one pound eight shillings and seven
pence. Timo. Brownson, | ^
John Strong, [ Committee.
June 26, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, the Treasurer, tlie con-
tents of this order.
^21.8.7 John Rowell.
276
STATE OF VERMONT
[111]
[Capf. Elias Weld's Compan)'\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Elias Weld's Militia Company, who
marched to Royalton and Haverhill in the alarm, Oct. 1780.
Names
Days
Pay per
day
Miles
Total
Capt. Elias Weld
3
0.5.4
25
1. 4. 4
Jonah Loomis, Ensign
6
3.7
75
2. 6. 6
Nathl. Killara, Serg'
6
1.7
85
1.17.10
John S. Harvey, Serg*
3
1.7
35
0.16. 5
George Dennison, Serg*
3
1.7
35
0.16. 5
John Grow, Corpl.
3
1.6
35
0.16. 2
Timothy Bannister, Drm'"
6
1.6
85
1.17. 4
Jesse Bannister, Fifer
6
1.6
85
1.17. 4
Darius Liscomb, "
3
1.6
35
0.16. 2
George Back
e
1.4
75
1.13.
Saml. Capon
4
1.4
50
1. 2.
Saml. Grow
6
1.4
85
1.16. 4
Jeremiah Rust
3
1.4
35
0.15. 8
Perez Antizel
6
1.4
85
1.16. 4
Ichabod Hatch
3 •
1.4
35
0.15. 8
Benj. Munsel
3
1.4
35
0.15. 8
Andrew Luce
6
1.4
75
1.13.
Timri Luce
6
1.4
75
1.13.
Asa Wright
3
L4
35
0.15.' 8
Joory Luce
4
1.4
50
1. 2.
Robt. Morrison
6
1.4
75
1.13.
John Laiton
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Timothy Lull
6
1.4
75
1.13.
Aaron Willard
6
1.4
75
1.13.
Elisha Gallup
2
1.4
25
0.11.
Joseph Marcy
4
1.4
50
1. 2.
Jona. Burk
4
1.4
50
1. 2. 0'
Eleazer Bishop
6
1.4
85
1.16. 4
Marston Cabot
2
1.4
25
0.11.
Willard Colton
2
1.4
25
0.11.
Luther Colton
2
1.4
25
0.11.
Lot Hodgeman
2
1.4
25
0.11.
Thomas Lawton
2
1.4
25
0.11.
Joseph Olmstead
5
1.4
75
1.11. a
Elihu Smead
4
1.4
50
1. 2.
W° Sirames Ashley
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Nathan Billings
6
1.4
75
1.13. 0'
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
277
Names
Days
Pay per
day
Miles
Total
Wilder Willard
6
1.4
75
1.13.
Eli Willard
6
1.4
75
1.13.
Asa Taylor
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Moses Webster
3
1.4
35
0.15. 8
Zebulo-n Lee
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Thos. Richardson
3
1:4
25
0.12. 4
Jerem'' Richardson
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Dan Davison
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Danl. Sumner
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
W^ Sumner
3
1.4
35
0.15. 8
Thos. Smith
4
1.4
50
1. 2.
Danl. Bugbee
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
John Dunbar
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Ambrose Grow
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Isaac Stephens
2
1.4
25
0.11.
Saml. Weden
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Phineas Killam
3
1.4
35
0.15. 8
Lezedel Munsel
4
1.4
35
0.17.
Noah Jenne
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
John Goldsbary
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Esta Russell
3
1.4
50
1. 0. 8
Joel Bishop
3
1.4
50
1. 0. 8
Joseph Gallup
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
Oliver Willard
3
1.4
25
0.11.
Thos. Liscomb
3
1.4
35
0.15. 8
Neh'' Liscomb
3
1.4
35
0.15. 8
Jos. Grow, Jr
1
1.4
8
0. 4.
Eph'^ Miner
1
1.4
8
0. 4.
Elisha Howard
3
1.4
25
0.12. 4
-
^^65.10.10
Signed per me, Elias Weld, Captain.
June 19, 1781. The above pay roll was examined and
approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the above
sum of sixty-five pounds ten shillings and ten pence, lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden, )
Timothy Brownson, j
June 25, 1781.
Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order.
■;^ 65.10.10 Paul Spooner.
Committee.
278
STATE OF VERMONT
[68]
\Major -iBenJamin Wait'\
A Pay Abstract for Major Benjamin Wait when he marched in
the alarm when the Indians came to Royalton in October 16*'',
1781. [1780?]
Names
Com-
mence-
ment of
pay
Days
Pay
per
day
Dis-
charged
Amt.
pay
Miles
Pay
per
mile
Amount
Maj. Benj. Wait
Oct. 16
8
0.6.8
Oct. 24
2.13.4
114
/4i
4 11.4
Benj. Wait, Maj.
Pay Table Office. The within abstract examined and approved
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Maj. Benjamin
Wait or bearer, being' the sum of four pounds eleven shillings and
four pence lawful money. Windsor, April 13, 1781.
Thomas Chittenden, | ., ...
T , t:, _ 'V Committee.
John Fassett, )
Treasurer's Office, June 21st, 1782. Received of the Treasurer
the contents of the above order. Benj. Wait, Major.
[509]
\^Capt. Willia?fi UphairCs Co7npany\
Pay Roll of Capt. William Upham's Company of Militia for
service done at sundry times — 1780.
Time
No. of miles
No.
Whole
Name and Rank
when service
travel at
of
amount of
done
4'' per mile
days
pay
£ S. D.
William Upham, Capt.
Oct. 17
67
8
3. 5.
Edward Grannis, Lieut.
do
67
8
2.11
John White, Ensg"
do
67
8
2.11
Josiah Hatch, Clerk
do
67
8
1.15
'i'hos Hutchins, Sergt.
do
67
8
1.15
Henry Tolles, private
do
67
8
1.13
Ambrose Cushman "
do
67
8
1.13
Waters Chilson
do ■
67
8
1.13
Justus Dart
do
67
8
1.13 •
Josiah Dart
do
67
8
1.13
Asa Field
do
67
3
1.13
John Bennet
do
67
8
1.13
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
279
Time
No. of miles
No.
Whole
Name aisd Bank
when service
travel at
of
amount of
done
4'' per mile
days
pay
;^S. D.
Clark Tolles
Oct. 17
67
8
1.13
Abijah White
do
67
8
1.13
Benja. Towers [Powers?^
do
67
8
1:13
John Hatch
do
67
8
1.13
Wm^ Dean [Will?]
do
21
2
0. 9. 8
Abbot Roby
do
21
2
0. 9. 8
Caleb Shaw
do
21
2
0. 9. 8
Gideon Lyman
do
21
2
0. 9. 8
Amos Boyanton
do
21
2
0. 9. 8
Joseph Webb
do
21
2
0. 9. 8
Godfrey Richardson
do
21
2
0. 9. 8
John Spafford
Nov. 1
36
4
17. 4
Moses Allen
do
36
4
0.17. 4
Eben^ Hatch
do
36
4
0.17. 4
William Upham, Capt.
Aug. 15
30
2
1. 0. 8
Henry Tolles
do
60
4
1. 5. 4
Clark Tolles
do
30
2
0.12. 8
38.18. 4
W^ upham, Capt.
Pay Table OfSce. Charleston, Octo. 17, 1781.
The within Pay Roll examined and appi'oved — and the Treas-
urer is directed to pay the same, being thirty eight pounds eight-
een shillings and four pence. Timo. Brownson \ Committee
Isaac Tichenor f P. T.
Treasurer's Office, )
Charles Town, 17'^ Oct., 1781 \
Received of the Treasurer the contents ot the above order
being thirty eight pounds eighteen shillings and' four pence.
William Upham, Capt.
280
STATE OF VERMONT
[103] [^Capt. Warren Cottle's Cofnpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Warren Cottle's Company of Militia for
service in the late alarm, with the milage. Woodstock, Oct., 1780.
Com-
Names
mence-
ment
Days
Pay
per day
Amt.
pay
Miles
at 4-'
Total
of pay
Capt. Warren Cottle
Oct. 24
3
5.4
16.
20
0. 6. 8
Lt. Phin'* Thomas
8
3.7
8. 8
20
6. 8
En. D. W. Williams
7
3.7
5. 1
20
6. 8
Sergt. Moses Sampson
7
1.7
11. 1
20
6. 8
' ' Am^ Powers
12
1.7
19.
50
16. 8
** Daniel Badcock
5
1.7
7.11
4
1. 4
" Eph"' Eddy
3
1.7
4. 9
20
6. 8
Corpl. Anz. Slayton
5
1.6
7. 6
6
2.
" Consider Fuller
3
1.6
4. 6
2
0. 8
James Emerson
5
1.4
6. 8
40
13. 4
Josiah Hurlbut
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
Thos. Powers
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
Jno. Killam
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
Veline Moisington
[Hoisington]
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
John Ransom
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
Elijah Field
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
Charles Powers
10
1.4
13. 4
50
16. 8
Rufus Carpenter
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
W"' Smith
5
1.4
6. 8
20
6. 8
Walter Brigham
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
Nathan Perkins
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
James Barrows
8
1.4
10. 8
20
6. 8
Seth Fuller
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
Philemon Sampson
7
1.4
9. 4
20
6. 8
George Lake
5
1.4
6. 8
20
6. 8
Lemuel Shaw
4
1.4
5. 4
20
6. 8
Ezra Perry
7
1.4
9. 4
50
16. 8
Eben"" Kingsley
5
1.4
6. 8
20
6. 8
Asahel Powers
5
1.4
6. 8
20
6. 8
W"^ McClay
5
1.4
6. 8
20
6. 8
Jabez Hammond
5
1.4
6. 8
20
6. 8
Jona. Farnsworth
5
1.4
6. 8
20
. 6. 8
Seth Washbon '
4
1.4
5. 4
20
6. 8
Josiah Dunham
7
1.4
9. 4
20
6. 8
Gardner Spooner
3
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
Perez Wood
2
1.4
2. 8
20
6. 8
Andrew Thomas
2
1.4
2. 8
20
6. 8
Phin. Williams
6
1.4
8.
20
6. 8
Joseph Churchill
2
1.4
2. 8
20
6. 8
Jesse Williams
3'
1.4
4.
20
6. 8
Joshua Slayton
2
1.4
2. 8
20
6. 8
Nathan Cook
2
1.4
2. 8
20
6. 8
W"' Barns
2
1.4
2. 8
20
6. 8
Rufus Basett
2
1.4
2. 8
20
6. 8
John Cottle
10
1.4
13. 4
20
6. 8
^32. 9. 2
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
281
Windsor County. Windsor, April 17, 1781.
Sworn before John Fassett, Asst.
The above is a true roll.
Attest, Warren Cottle, Capt.
Sixteen of the within men found themselves in camp — ten o^
them five days, and six four days. ;^2.y.4.
Attest, Warren Cottle, Capt.
Pay Table Office, The within Pay Roll examined and ap-
proved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt.
Warren Cottle or bearer, being with the addition of the above
rations thirty-four pounds eighteen shillings and six pence, lawful
money.
Given at Windsor, April 17, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, | ^ _..,
tut:, , . ' h Committee.
John Fassett, )
June 26, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order.
^34.18.6 Warren Cottle.
[291] \Capt. Timothy Bush's Co7npany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Timothy Bush's Company of Militia em-
ployed in guarding and scouting at Strafford, at the time of the
alarm at Newbury, undsr the direction of Col. Peter Olcott, Oct.
19. 1780.
Names
Time
en-
gaged
Days
Wages
due
Miles
from
home
13
Miles
home
Amt.
travel
Total
•Capt. Timothy Bush
Oct. 19
7
1.17. 4
12
0.4.0
3. 1. 4
Lt. James Smalley
t ( C(
6
1. 1. 4
12
12
4.
1. 5. 4
Sergt. Nathl. Seaver
6
1. 4.
12
12
4.
13. 6
'' Jonas Boardman
6
9. 6
12
12
4.
13. 6
" Elias Newton
6
9. 6
13
13
4.
13. 6
•Corpl. Elisha Yeoman
6
9. 6
12
12
4.
13.10
" Benj. Burton
6
9. 6
12
12
4.
13.10
" Adrian Hatch
[Hart]
6
8.10
12
12
4.
13.10
" Wm. Burnham
6
8.10
12
12
4.
13.10
Nathl. Brown
6
8.10
12
13
4.
13.
John Burnap
6
8.10
12
13
4.
12.
Jonas Richards
6
8.
12
13
4.
12.
Abel Wilder
6
8.
12
12
4.
12.
Ithaman Bartlet
6
8.
12
13
4.
12.
Saml. Waterman
6
8.
12
13
4.
12.
282
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Time
en-
gaged
Days
Wages
due
Miles
from
home
Miles
home
Amt.
travel
Total
James Waterman
Oct. 19
6
8.0
13
13
4.
13.
Elisha Waterman
6
8.0
12
13
4.
13.
Levi Waterman
6
8.0
13
12
4.
12.
Francis Smalley
6
8.0
13
12
4.
12.
Jona. Lord
6
8.0
12
12
4.
12.
David Lord
6
8.0
12
13
4.
12.
John Bush
6
8.0
12
12
4.
13.
Joel Benton
6
8.0
12
12
4.
13.
John Burton
6
8.0
12
12
4.
13.
Joel Barnet
6
8.0
12
12
4.
13.
Jona. Bartlet
6
8.0
12
12
4.
12.
John Brown
6
8.0
13
13
4.
13.
Josiah Goodrich
G
8.0
13
13
4.
12.
Saml. Thatcher
6
8.0
12
12
4.
13. •
Isaac Partridge
6
8.0
13
12
4.
12.
Reuben Smith
^6
8.0
13
12
4.
12.
W'" Blake
'6
8.0
13
12
4.
12.
Eeuben Hatch
6
8.0
12
12
4.
12.
Asa Huntington
6
8.0
12
13
4.
13.
John Sargeant
6
8.0
12
13
4.
12.
Abel Stimson
6
8.0
13
13
4.
12.
Eben"^ Jaques
1
6
8.0
12
13
4.
12.
;^25. 6. 6
The within is a true roll.
Attest.
Timo. Bush, Capt.
Windsor County, Windsor, April 13, 1781.
Sworn before John Fassett, Asst.
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll examined and approved,
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. Timo. Bush
or bearer, being the sum of twenty-five pounds nineteen shilling.s
and ten pence (with the addition of rations) lawful money.
Windsor, April 13, 1781.
7^.°'-i.^^'"r^^"' \ Committee.
John tassett, j
Aug. 9, 1781. Reed, the contents of the above order of ihe
Treasurer. Jos. Farnsworth in behalf of
^2,^.19.10 Eben^ Green.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
283
[280]
\Capt. Joshua HazerCs Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Joshua Hazen's Company in Col. Wood's
Reg't. that marched to Brookfield in the Alarm, Oct. 1780.
Names
Days
Wages
due
Miles
Amt.
travel
Total
Capt. Joshua Hazen
3
16.
40
13.4
1. 9.4
Lt. William Bramble
3
12.
40
13.4
1. 5.4
En. Elkanah Sprague
3
8.
40
13.4
1. 1.4
Sergt. Asa Hazen
3
4.5
40
13.4
17.9
David Wright
3
4.5
40
13.4
17.9
" Elias'Chapman
3
4.5
40
13.4
17.9
" Andrew Tracy
3
4.5
40
13.4
17.9
Clerk Asa Emerson
3
4.5
40
13.4
17.9
Corpl. Wm. Dunham
3
4.2
40
13.4
17.6
" Hezekiah Hazen
3
4.2
40
13.4
17.6
" Stephen Tilden
3
4.2
■ 40
13.4
17.6
" John Gillet
3
4.2
40
13.4
17.6
Abel Marsh
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Barjone Deman
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Roger Marsh
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
W" Allen
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
W^ Burch
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Levi Demon
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Daniel Marsh
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Ignatius Sprague
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Elliot Porter
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Samuel Pease
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Christopher Pease
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Thomas Tracy
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Daniel Pineo
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Seth Savage
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Josiah Tilden
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Nehemiah Clossen
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Elnathan Allen
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Elijah Mason
3
4.
'40
13.4
17.4
Joseph Marsh, Jr.
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Jona. Wright
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Jona. Reynolds
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Thos. Hazen, Jr.
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Solomon Hazen
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Daniel Hazen
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
James Tracy
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Rowland Powell
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Rowland Powell, Jr.
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
Luther Powell
3
4.
40
13.4
17.4
284
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Calvin Powell
Simeon Curtis
John Button
Erastus Chapman
Joseph Chapman
Israel Gillet
Daniel Gillet
Benj. Wright, Jr.
Jonathan Bennet
Timo. Johnson
Enoch Eaton
Jehiel Robbins
John Cheny
Barnabas Tisden [Tigden?]
David Bliss
Thomas Holbrook
Joseph Williams
Ashbel Smith
Phineas Strong
Francis W. Savage
Solomon Strong
Solomon Strong Jr.
Josiah Terry
Lemuel White
Ezekiel Gilbert
Daniel Clark
Thomas Hazen
Simon Chapman
Stephen Tilden
Benajah Strong
Enoch Emerson
Jacob Hall
Joseph Mafsh
Willis Hall
Jona° Hall
Abel Marsh
John Marsh
David Newton
Solomon Scipeo
Days
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
o
O
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Wages
Miles
due
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40 -
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
4.
40
Amt.
travel
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13 4
13.4
13.4
13.4
33.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.4
13.
13.
13.
13.
13.
13.
13.
13.
13.
Total
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17
17
17
17
17
17
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
17.4
^;^60. 5.7
♦Wrong.
Capt., Lt. and Ensign's rations 3 days, 8/
A true pay roll, Attest, Joshua Hazen, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
285
Norwich, June 9, 1781, Then personally appeared Capt.
Joshua Hazen and made oath to the within Pay Roll, that it was
made according- to the best of his judgement Before me,
Nathl. Brown, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, June 22, 1781. The within account exam-
ined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same,
which is sixty pounds five shillings and seven pence.
John Fassett, | ^
n^^ -D }■ Committee.
I imo. Brownson, \
June 23, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order.
p^60.5.7 Elkanah Sprague.
[202]
\^CaJ>f. JoJui Hawkins' Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Hawkins' Company of Minute Men
of Woodstock for their service in the Alarm at Royalton, with
allowance of travel from their respective homes to Brookfield.
Names
Com-
mence-
ment
of pay
Time
of
serv-
ice
Per
day
When
dis-
charged
Amt.
of pay
Miles
Total
1780
Days
1780
Capt. John Hawkins
Oct. 16
8
5.4
Oct. 18
0.16.0
45
0.15.O
Lt. Moses Samson
3
3.7
(i (1
16.9
45
15.
En. 01^ Williams
3
3.7
11 11
10.9
45
15.
Sergt. Eph"- Eddy
3
1.7
(i 11
4.9
45
15.
" Josiah Clark
3
1.7
11 > (
4.9
45
15
" George Thomas
3
1.7
11 11
4.9
45
15
" Amasa Powers
3
1.7
II i(
4.9
45
15
Corpl. Billy Gray
3
1.5^
(t i(
4.6
45
15
Fifer Seth Fuller
3
1.5^
li II
4.6
45
15
Phineas Powers
3
1.4
11 It
4.
45
15
Rufus Sanderson
3
1.4
.1 11
4.
45
15
Thomas Powers
3
1.4
11 11
4.
45
15
Joseph Safford
3
1.4
11 i(
4.
45
15
Josiah Lamb
3
1.4
(1 11
4.
45
15
Jopiah Dunham
3
1.4
11 11
4.
45
15
William Smith
3
1.4
11 11
4.
45
15
Andrew Thomas
3
1.4
<l 1 c
4.
45
15
Josiah Harlburt
3
1.4
11 1 (
4.
45
15
John Sanderson
3
1.4
11 11
4.
45
15
Isaac Hoisington
3
1.4
11 11
4.
45
15
Stephen Powers
3
1.4
11 11
4.
45
15
Phins. Sanderson
3
1.4
11 11
4.
45
15
John Killam
3
1.4
<1 11
4.
45
15
Jona. Kingsley
3
1.4
11 1.
4.
45
15
Joseph Hawkins
3
1.4
11 11
4.
45
15
Saml. Matthews
3
1.4
11 11
4.
45
15
286
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Com-
mence-
ment
of pay
Time
of
serv-
ice
Per
day
When A^+
dis- -f^*-
charged °* P^^
Miles
Total
1780
Days
1780
Timo. Cox
Oct. 16
3
1.4
Oct. 18 1 4.
45
15
Jonas Matthews
i i it
3
1.4
4.
45
15
Nathan Rowland
14 ft
3
1.4
4.
45
15
Simon Davis
14 ( <
3
1.4
4.
45
15
James Sanderson
t ( It
3
1.4
4.
45
15
Veline Hoisington
i% I C
3
1.4
4.
45
15
William Paddock
ii ^i
3
1.4
4.
45
15
Moses Kimball
I i it
3
1.4
4.
45
15
Joseph Darling
( ( ((
3
1.4
4.
45
15
William Perry
( k i «
3
1.4
' 4.
45
15
Eben" Winslow
ti a
1.4
4.
45
15
Gains Paddock
n a
1.4
4.
45
15
James Barrow
ti it
1.4
4.
45
15
Charles Killam
1 1 <(
1.4
4.
45
15
Daniel Niels
<t f (
1.4
4.
45
15
John Smith
ii ii
1.4
4.
45
15
Joshua Wood
a It
1.4
4.
45
15
Total
£A2. 5.6
Woodstock, 9th. June, 1781. Personally appeared Capt. John
Hawkins and made oath before rae that the within pay roll was
just, without fraud to the public or any private person.
Benj. Emmons, Asst.
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to Capt.
John Hawkins or bearer, being forty-two pounds five shillings and
six pence, lawful money. John Fassett, \ ^ . ,
imo. Brownson, )
June 25, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order.
^42.5.6. Warner [?] Castle.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
287
[360]
\Capt. John Stark's Conipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Stark's Company of Militia in Col.
Ira Allen's Regiment for service done in defence of the Northern
Frontier of this State, by order, in October in the year 1780.
Names V^
en
T^hen
tered
Days
Miles
Amt.
milage
1. 2.0
Per day
&
rations
6.8
1 Total
Capt. John Starks 0(
5t. 10
24
66
9. 2.0
Lt. Samuel Willard
k a
20
66
1. 2.0
4.3
5. 7.0
En. Joel Harmon '
i ( i
24
66
1. 2.0
4.3
6. 4.0
Sergt. David Comstock '
i i i
18
66
1. 2.0
1.7
2.10.6
" Nathl. Harmon
' 12
18
66
1. 2.0
1.7
2.10.6
" Ezekiel Harmon '
' 19
11
22
7.4
1.7
1. 4.9
^' " Isaac Meecham '
' 10
20
66
1. 2.0
1.7
2.13.8
Clerk, John Stewart '
' 12
7
22
7.4
1.7
18.5
Corpl. Philip Reed
( (<
7
22
7.4
1.5^
17.4
" Jos. ti;verest '
• 10
16
66
1. 2.0
1.5|
2. 5.4
Hall
' 17
13
44
14.8
1.5^
1.13.8
" Jotham Smart
' 12
21
44
14.8
1 ^
2. 5.5
Gideon Adams '
( i(
12
44
•14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Benj. Everett
1 (<
18
66
1. 2.0
1.4
2. 6.0
Benj. Starks '
( (1
6
22
7.4
1.4
15.4
Elisha Fitch
' 10
16
66
1. 2.0
1.4
2. 3.4
Return Strong ' '
' 12
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.0
Stephen Starkweather '
( ( (
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Benaj. Hill
1 ((
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Josiah Willard '
i ((
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Joseph Kellogg
' 10
9
44
14.8
1.4
1. 6.8
W™ Kellogg
' 12
20
44
14.8
1.4
2. 1.4
David Carver '
( > <
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Jedediah Edgerton '
• 10
24
44
14.8
1.4
2. 6.8
Cephas Harmon '
1 t c
9
44
14.8
1.4
1. 6.8
John B. Hartwick '
' 12
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Daty Allen '
( t(
21
44
14.8
1.4
2. 2.8
Justus Allen '
( ( <
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Moses Curtis '
' 10
23
44
14.8
1.4
2. 6.2
James Lynn '
' 12
21
44
14.8
1.4
2. 2.8
James Hopkins '
« «4
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Jona. Prindle '
1 ((
21
44
14.8
1.4
2. 2.8
Saml. Stark
i ((
21
44
14.8
1.4
2. 2.8
W™ Adams '
t it
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Elisha Leach '
< t(
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Eben-- Cobb '
( ; (
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Ab'" Fryhout '
( <i
15
66
1. 2.0
1.4
2. 2.0
Caleb Austin '
( <(
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Joseph Willard '
t i i
18
66
1.2 .0
1.4
2. 6.0
Timo. Brewster '
' 10
20
G6
1.2 .0
1.4
2. 8.8
Leml. Haskins '
' 12
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Asaph Starkweather '
( <(
21
44
14.8
1.4
2. 2.8
John Cobb '
1 ((
18
66
1. 2.0
1.4
2. 6.0
Elkanah Cobb
( it
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
James Haskins '
( (<
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Lemuel Clark '
t 1 c
12
44
14.8
1.4
;.io.8
288
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
When
entered
Days
Miles
Amt.
milage
Per day
&
rations
Total
Eufus Baker
Oct.
12
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Peter Paterson
(I
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Solomon Steel
i i
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Eliada Orton
i i
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
W'" Potter
Oct.
12
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Moses Wheeler
i (
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
David Castle
(<
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Nathan Castle
i C
16
66
1. 2.0
1.4
2. 3.4
Peter Davidson
H
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Levey Adams
( i
12
44
14.8
1-4
1.10.8
Onesimus Risden
( (
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Elisha Clark
( (
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Jona. Castle
( (
10
44
14.8
1.4
1. 8.0
Jas. Small
c c
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Peter Stevens
( i
7
22
7.4
1.4
16.8
Philip Priest
10
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Abel Castle
^ *
12
7
44
14.8
1.4
1. 3.0
Hezekiah Tracy-
1 (
21
44
14.8
1.4
2. 2.8
Joel Simonds
10
12
44
14.8
1.4
1.10.8
Joshua Cobb
25
20
66
1. 2.0
1.4
2. 8.8
Eliphalet Haskins
i i
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
Saml. Butts
17
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.
John Abbott
19
13
44
14.8
1.4
1.12.0
Jedediah Reed
25
11
44
14.8
1.4
1. 9.4
Edward Willard
19
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.
Zadock Everest
25
11
22
7.4
1.4
1. 2.0
Phineas Stephens
19
5
22
7.4
1.4
.14.0
Danl. Welch
10
11
44
14.8
1.4
1. 9.4
Jacob Edgerton
( (
10
44
14.8
1.4
1. 8.0
Caleb Allen
19
6
• 22
7.4
1.4
15.4
David Hough
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
Eldad Steel
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
Samuel Stoddar
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
John Thompson
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
Gideon Allen
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
Samuel Wright
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
Roswell Bennett
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
David Andrus
25
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
Jos. Fitch
H
5
22
7.4
1.4
14.0
Leml. Hawley
12
21
22
7.4
1.4
1.15.4
^139.18.5
John Stark, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Arlington, June 6, 1781. The within roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. John Stark or bearer, being the sum of one hundred
and thirty-nine pounds eighteen shillings and five pence, lawful
money. Thos. Chittenden, \ Committee.
John Passett, \
Date above reed, the above contents of the Treasurer.
^139,18.5 Saml. Willard, Lieut.
[32]
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
I
\Capt. Thomas Barneys Company\
289
A Pay Roll of Capt. Thos. Barney's Company in Col.fira
Allen's Regt. of Militia for service done the State of Verraontt^on
alamo to the Northward, which commenced the 11th day of Octo-
ber, A. D. 1780.
Names and Eank
Capt. Thos. Barney
Lt. John White
En. Danl. Purdy
Clk. Christ" Eobert
Sergt. Truman Powel
" .Terh. Wait
" J no. Roberts
" Abel Pettibone
Corpl. Jona. Ormsby
' • Elijah Burton
" Philip Mead
" Thos. Wait
Heman Barlow
David Purdy
Benj. Roberts
Edward Hanison
Danl. Ormsby
John W. Bostwick
Rufus Munson
James Hennesy
Martin Barber
Jos. Heavens
Jacob Wheeler, Jr.
Josiah Allen
W-" Bennett
Reuben Purdy
Ezekiel Roberts
Joshua Ross
Josiah Lockwood
James Lewis
Nathan Beman
Waterman Ells
Jared Boorn
Peter French
Neh. Larkin
Richard Bentley
Aaron Mason
John Robertson
Stephen Herrick
James Palmer
Asa Brownson
Saml. Hull
Days
25
2]
21
28
16
5
5
25
21
25
9
9
21
28
28
32
28
28
25
28
28
25
21
21
21
16
16
16
16
16
16
14
14
14
14
14
14
12
9
9
9
9
Wages
per
day
0.5.4
3.7
3.7
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
Amt.
of
wages
4
3
3
4
4
11
6.13
3.15
3.15
2. 4
I. 5
0. 7
0. 7.11
1.19. 7
1.10.
1.16.
0.13.
0.13.
1. 8.
1.17.
1.17.
2. 2.
1.17.
1.17.
1.13.
1.17.
1.17.
1.13.
1. 8.
Miles
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
7
9
1
1
4
4
8
4
4
4
4
4
4
8.
8.
1. 4
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
0.18.
0.18.
0.18.
0.18.
0.18.
0.18.
0.16.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
40
120
120
80
180
40
40
40
120
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
80
40
40
40
120
80
120
40
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
40
40
40
40
Amt.
travel
0.16.0
2. 0.0
2. 0.0
1. 6.8
1. 6.8
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
2. 0.0
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
1. 6.8
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
2. 0.0
1. 6.8
2. 0.0
0.13.4
Total
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
0.13.4
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
7. 9. 4
5.15. 3
5.15. 3
3.11.
2.11.
1. 1. 3
1. 1. 3
2.12.11
3.10. 7
2. 9. 9
1. 6. 5
1. 6. 5
2. 1. 4
2.10. 8
2.10. 8
2.16.
2.10. 8
2.10. 8
2.10. 8
2.10. 8
2.10. 8
2. 6. 8
3. 8.
2.14. 8
3. 8.
1.14. 8
2. 8.
2. 8.
2. 8.
2. 8.
2. 8.
2. 4. 8
2. 4. 8
2. 4. 8
2. 4
2. 4
2. 4
1. 5
1. 5. 4
1. 5. 4
1. 5. 4
1. 5. 4
Amt. of
rations
8
8
8
4
^i.13.4
16.8
16.8
£6. 6.8
[19J
290
STATE OF VERMONT
Names and Rank
Days
Wages
per
day
Amt.
of
Miles
Amt.
travel
Total
Amt. of
rations
wages
■7 ■
Nathl. Boorn
9
1.4
0.13.
40
0.13.4
1. 5. 4
Edmund Wood
9
1.4
0. 8.
40
0.13.4
1, 5. 4
Truman Mead
6
1.4
0. 9.
4
40
0.13.4
1. 1. 4
John Bonner
7
1.4
0. 9.
4
40
0.13.4
1. 2. 4
Thus. Soper
7
1.4
0. 6.
8
40
0.1:5.4
1. 2. 4
Rosel Cossett
5
1.4
0. 9.
4
40
0.13.4
1. 0.
John Howard
7
1.4
0. 6.
8
40
0.13.4
1. 2. 4
Ora Ross
5
1.4
0. 6.
8
40
0.13.4
1. 0.
John Austin
5
1.4
0. 6.
8
40
0.13.4
1. 0.
Barnard Boorn
5
1.4
0. 6.
8
40
0.13.4
1. 0.
Nathl. Bostwick
5
1.4
0. 6.
8
40
0.13.4
1. 0.
James Stevens
5
1.4
0. 6.
8
40
0.13.4
1. 0.
Reuben Baker
6
1.4
8.
40
13.4
1. 1.
Geo. Olds
9
1.4
12.
80
1. 6.8
1.18. 8
Danl. Champion
5
1.4
4.
8
40
13.4
0.18.
Eben^ Clark
5
1.4
4.
8
40
13.4
0.18.
127. 4.11
Thos. Barney, Capt.
31st May, 1781. The foregoing pay roll sworn before me.
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
The foregoing pay roll examined and approved and the Treasurer
is directed to pay the same to Capt. Thos. Barney, which is
;^127.4. 11 lawful money.
31st May 1781. Th. Chittenden, ) Qo^im^^
Timo. Brownson, j
Date above rec'd of the Treasurer the contents of the above
pay roll. Th^ Barney.
Returned by Capt. Barney for money recp* [rec'd ?] from the
soldiers for expenses paid by the State ^3.0.6
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
291
[92]
\^Lieut. Abisha Sajnsons Company'^
A Pay Roll of a Company of Militia under the command of
Lieut. Abisha Samson, that did duty at Barnard in October, 1780,
and a number that turned out on alarm in the year 1780 that have
not been made up in any roll before.
Names
Miles
travel
Amt.
travel
Days
service
Pay per
mo.
Total
Abisha Samson, Lt.
25
8.4
12
5. 8.0
2.. 3.
Gershom Palmer, En.
15
5.
10
5. 8.
1.15.10
Jacob Bebens, Sargt.
30
10.
12
2.18. 2-
19.
Robert Kolloton, do
55
18.4
13
2. 8.
1. 0. 7
Jno. Stevens Harvey do
20
6.8
8
2. 8.10
12. 8
John Killam, Corp.
35
11.8
13
2.14. 8
18. 9
Philemon Sampson, Corp.
30
10.
12
2.14. 7
17. 6
Seth Fuller, Fifer.
15
5.
10
2.14. 8
14. 7
Gains Paddock -
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Timothy Cox
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Phineas Williams
v25
8.4
11
2.
14. 8
Thomas Powers
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Elijah Field
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Stephen Powers
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
John Cottle
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Nathan Dike
55
18.4
13
2.
17. 4
Elias Thomas
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Joseph Hawkins
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Jno. Smith Hoisington
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Line Hoisington
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Jarnes Harwood
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Josiah Hurlbutt
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Joshua Wood
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Rufus Carpenter
15
0.
10
2.
13. 4
Saml. Matthews
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Saml. Pratt
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
William Ellis
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Isaac Jones
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Amasa Delano
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
James Sanderson
15
5.
10
2.
13. 4
Joseph Safford
20
6.8
15
2.
1. 0.
W°^ Sims Ashley
20 ^
6.8
8
2.
10. 8
Asa Wright
20
6.8
8
2.
10. 8
Moses Webster
20
6.8
8
2.
10. 8
292
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Miles
travel
Amt,
travel
Days
service
Pay per
mo.
Total
Jeremiah Ruse
20
6.8
8
2.
10. 8
W"" Gooldsbury
20
6.8
8
2.
10. 8
Derick Oxford
20
6.8
8
2.
10. 8
Anthon}' Ruse
15
5.
2
2.
2. 8
Ichabod Churchill
30
10.
3
2.
4.
Andrew Thomas
15
5.
2
2.
2. 8
Charles Killam
20
6.8
3
2.
4.
Timothy Kox
20
6.8
3
2.
4.
W° Smith
15
5.
2
2.
2. 8
Chellis Safford
20
6.8
4
2.
5. 4
Amasa Slayton
40
13.4
3
2.
4.
Nathan Cook
30
10.
3
2.
4.
W"' Barns
30
10.
3
2.
4.
Libanus Cottle
30
10.
3
2.
4.
John Hammond
30
10.
3
2.
4.
Danl. Bodcock
30
10.
3
2.
4.
Eben^ Dike
15
5.
3
2.
4.
Rufus Sanderson
20
6.8
3
2.
4.
Isaac Ho[i]sington
20
6.8
3
2.
4.
Abisha Samson, Lt.
Pay Table Office, Charlestown, Oct. 20, 1781. The within pay
roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to
pay the same, being forty-nine pounds nineteen shillings and
eleven pence. Isaac Tichenor, ) p gg
Timothy Brownson, j
Oct. 24, 1781. Received of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order in behalf of Abijah Samson.
Jesse Saiford.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
293
[247]
[Capt. Benjamin Cox's Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Betij. Cox's Company of Militia, for Scouting
done pursuing after the Enemy to Brookfield the year past. 1780.
Names
Time of
service
Days
Miles
Per
day
Total
Lieut. Elias Keyes
Oct. 11th
3
25
3.7
0.19. 1
En. Benj. Wilbur
'
3
25
3.7
0.19. 1
Sergt. John Newton
( «
3
25
1.7
0.13. 1
" Daniel Sharp
3
25
1.7
0.13. 1
Corpl. Joseph Foster
3
25
1.5
0.12. 7
" Asa Page
3
25
1.5
0.12. 7
Moses Lurvy
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Robert Dean
3
25
1.4
C.12. 4
Nathan Parmetree
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Simeon Howard
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Asa Foster
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
W°^ Chedle
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Asa Chedle
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Thos. Freeman, Jr.
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Saml. Steward
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Nathaniel Aikens
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Solomon Aikens
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Holland Blackaman
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Thomas Whitcomb
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Seth Dean
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
George Page
3
25
1.4
0.12. i
William Freeman
3
25
1.4
0.12. i
Thomas Freeman
3
35
1.4
0.12. 4
Calvin Sevit [Sevir ?]
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
Jonathan White
3
25
1.4
0.12. 4
£\^. 3.10
Elias Keyes, Lieut.
Pay Table Office, June 23^ 1781. The within Pay Roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same, being sixteen pounds three shillings and ten pence.
Timo. Brownson, ) r* -..4.
John Fassett, \ Committee.
June 25, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order.
£1^. 3.10
Joseph Foster.
294
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295
[349]
\^Capt. Joshua Hazen s Company]
A Pay Roll of a Company of Militia, the command of Capt.
Joshua Hazen, employed in guarding' and scouting the frontiers of
this State, he -.id-quarters at Strafford, the men detached from
Hartford and Norwich, under the immediate inspection of Col.
P. Olcott.
Names
Capt. Joshua Hazen
Lt. James Smalley
Sergt. Joel Stimson
" Jonas Bichardson
Corp. Hezekiah Hazen
John Wright
Francis Smalley
Daniel Brown
Nathl. Brown
Benben Hatch
Ichabod Carley
Saml. Thatcher
Peter Olcott
Ebenezer Parsifield
Elisha Waterman
John Slaughter
John Sogers
Gershom Bartlet
Samuel Waterman
Simeon Curtis
Dan Ardna Gillet
Elisha Burton
Boger Marsh
Jonathan Hall
Barjonas Demon[Damon?]
John Burnap
Engage-
ment
1780
Oct. 27
Days
Wages
due
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
10
10
11
11
10
11
11
11
26
4.10. 8
3. 9.11
1. 6.11
1. 6.11
0.15. 7
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
1. 2. 8
Miles
Travel
12
0.4.0
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
12
4.
Total
4.15. 8
3.13.11
1.11. 2
1.10.11
19. 7
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
1. 6. 8
6. 8
17. 4
17. 4
18. 8
18, 8
17. 4
18. 8
18. 8
18. 8
1.18. 8
1
Captain's rations, 17 days
Lieutenants' Do " "
;^1. 2. 8
11. 4
A true pay roll.
Attest,
;^38. 7. 3
Joshua Hazen, Capt.
Norwich, June 9, 1781. Then personally appeared Capt.
Joshua Hazen of Hartford and made oath to the within Pay Roll
that it was made according to the best of his judgement.
Before me, Nathl. Brown, Justice of Peace.
Bennington, 22 June, 1781. Examined and approved and the
296
STATE OF VERMONT
Treasurer is requested to pay the same, being thirty-eight pounds
seven shillings and three pence.
^- T, r Committee.
Timo. Brownson, f
June 25, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order.
;^38.7.3 Elihu Burton.
[267]
[^Capf. Sa?nuel Allen's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Samuel Allen's Company of Volunteers
raised by order of Brig. Genl. Allen, commencing the 13th Oct.
1780 and ending the 4th day of Nov. 1780, inclusive, the money
being due from the State of Vermont.
Names
When
enterec
When
I left
Per
month
Amt.
wages
00
Total
Q
%
1780
Capt. Saml. Allen
Oct. 13
Nov. 4
23
8.0.0
2. 6.2
50
7.17. 6
Lt. Isaac Martin
k( ci
23
5.8.0
4. 2.5
24
4.19. 9
" Lemuel Roberts
(( a
23
5.8.0
.4. 2.5
36
5. 0. 9
Serfft. David Parkhill
a a
23
2.8.0
1 .16.5
24
1.18. 5
" Asa Jackson
U t(
23
2.8.0
1 .16.5
40
1.19. 9
" Jethro Jackson
11 (I
23
2.8.0
1 .16.5
40
1.19. 9
" Sylvanus Brown
1( < i
23
2.8.0
1 .16.5
24
1.18. 5
Corpl. Eben"^ Charley
i ( t (
23
2.4.0
1 .13.6
24
1.15. 6
" Weight Wright
<( (<
23
2.4.0
1 .13.6
24
1.15. 6
" Jonah Ives
( ( If
23
2.4.0
1 .13.6
40
1.16.10
Reuben Post
1 1 W
23
2.4.0
1 .13.6
24
1.15. 6
Fifer Z%x^ Dewey
a <i
23
2 4.0
1 .13.6
24
1.15. 6
Jeremiah Briggs
u ( i
23
2.0.0
1 .10.8
36
1.13. 8
Edmund Bacon
( t It
23
2.0.0
1 .10.8
36
1.13. 8
Aaron Beach
U d
23
2.
1 .10.8
24
1.12. 8
Oliver Bell
(i a
23
2.
1 .10.8
50
1.14.10
Joseph Chipman
41 M
23
2.
1 .10.8
24
1.12. 8
Clement Clark
(( t (
23
2.
1 .10.8
40
1.14.
Nathan Crary .
U (1
23
2.
1 .10.8
36
1.13. 8
Samuel Chipman
If (1
23
2.
1 .10.8
50
1.14.10
Moses Corbins
1( t(
23
2.
1 .10.8
50
1.14.10
James Cathing
i( t 1
23
2.
1 .10.8
50
1.14.10
Elias Crary
(( 1(
23
2.
1 .10.8
36
1.14.10
Luther Dury
It < t
23
2.
1 .10.8
24
1.13. 8
V Josiah Edy
(i ( (
23
2.
1 .10.8
50
1.12. 8
Chauncy Graves
(» U
23
2.
1 .10.8
50
1.14.10
Nathaniel Hamilton
ii ( (
23
2.
1 .10.8
50
1.14.10
Reuben Ives
U if
23
2-
1 .10.8
40
1.14.10
Philemon Johnson
(( U
23
2.
1 .10.8
50
1.14.10
Benoni Kinney
( ( f (
23
2.
1 .10.8
40
1.14.10
Miles Leat
L L L •
«i *(
23
2.
1 .10.8
50
1.14.10
Isaac Mead
a u
23
2.
1 .10.8
24
1
1.12. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
297
Names
When
enterec
When
I left
^ to
Per
month
Amt.
wages
m
Total
1780
Saml. McConnell
Oct. 13
Nov. 4
t 23
2.
1.10.8
24
1.12. 8
Glover Nicholson
1 1 i
' 33
2.
1.10.8
50
1.14.10
Elias Post
(1 1
' 23
2.
1.10.8
24
1.12. 8
Charles Roys
« 1 (
• 23
2.
1.10.8
50
1.14.10
Stephen Roys
(1 (
• 23
2.
1.10.8
50
1.14.10
Samuel Sheldon
(1 i
' 23
2.
1.10.8
24
1.12. 8
Artemas Southworth
<i 1
' 23
2.
1.10.8
50
1.14.10
Geshor Southworth
U 1
' 23
2.
1.10.8
50
1.14.10
Eben^ Tuttle
(1 1
' 23
2.
1.10.8
36
1.13. 8
Henry White
^^ .
' 23
2.
1.10.8
36
1 13. 8
Jonathan Whipple
( ( I
' 23
2.
1.10.8
24
1.12. 8
Jedediah Williams
H i
' 23
2.
1.10.8
36
1.13. 8
;^ 88. 19. 10
Attest,
Samuel Allen, Capt.
Pay Table Office — The within roll being examined and ap-
proved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to
Thomas Tolman, Paymaster, being the sum of Eighty-eight pounds
nineteen shillings and ten pence in specie or other current money
equivalent — the said paymaster to be accountable.
Given at Arlington, June 7, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, ) ^ .^,
' ^ "^ommittee.
Timo. Brownson
!' [ <=°-
March '^0, 1783.
^88.19.10
Reed, the above in full.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster
298
STATE OF VERMONT
[108]
[Copt. Charles Parker s Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Chas. Parker's Company in Col. Samuel
Herrick's Regiment of Volunteers, taking from the 12'''' of Octo-
ber to the T^ of November.
Names
Clarke Parker, Capt.
Timothy Abbot, Lt.
Ezekiel Parker, Lt.
Jona Gi'iswold, Sargt.
John Cummins, Sergt.
Cypron Herrick, "
Jos. Potter, Corpl.
Nathl. Wood, Corpl.
W"' Popple. "
Elnathan Hunt, Drm''
Benj. Herwood
Levy Morgan
Thomas Card
Henry Matterson
Caleb Matterson
Ezalmon Wheeler
W'" Heriuton
Stephen Olin
Richard Herinton
Ja°. Willebar
Jacob Beamheart
Coon Runnols
Paul Gammet
Caleb Clark
Roger Kinsley
Henry Walbridge
Sam I. Hayns
Nathl. Graves
W'" Roberts
Ephraim Potter
Saml. Welch
Levi Wheeler
Abner Nobles
Josiah Bates
Moses Barber
Caleb Morgan
Frederick Jewett
Reuben Bennett
Abraham Dunning
Isaac Grover
W-" Potter
Eben' Ayre
)ays
Monthly
wages
Subsis-
tence
Proof of the Effective
money
-
26
6.18.10
0.16.0
Present, Capt. 1
26
4.18.10
0. 8.0
Lieut. 2
26
4.18.10
0. 8.0
Sergt. 3
26
26
2. 1. 7
2. 1. 7
Corpl. 3
Drm- 1
1.12.0
26
2. 1. 7
Privates, 31
26
1.19.10
—
26
1.19.10
Total, 41
26
1.19.10
26
1.19.10
26
1.19.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
-
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
26
1.14.10
^85. 0. 5
2. 9. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 299
Sum total to be paid in silver or gold, or old way-
Wheat at 4/ per bushel. ^85. 0.5
1.12.0
;^86.12.5
Saml. Herrick, Colonel.
N. B. — ^2.9.8 to he added. to the the warrant for Eben'' Ayre,
omitted thro' mistake. Thos. Chittenden, ) ^^
JohnFassett, '[Committee.
We do solemnly swear by the Everliving God, that the within
pay roll is a true state of the company, according to the best of
our knowledge, without fraud to this State. So help me God.
Bennington, Nov. 17, 1780. Clarke Parker. Capt.
Timothy Abbot, Lieut.
Bennington, Nov. 22, 1780. The above named Clarke Parker
and Timothy Abbot personally appeared made solemn oath that
the within pay roll was just aud true. Before
Moses Robinson, Judge.
June 1^*, 1781. When this roll was made, the traveling fee
allowed by the General Assembly was not known. Therefore for
the purpose of its being now added to each man, I do hereby certify
that Capt. Clarke Parker's" compan 3^ upon an average travelled
sixty-three miles each from their respective homes, which at 4'^
per mile is 21/ per man. Timo. Abbot, Lieut.
To the Hon. Com^^ of Pay Table.
Amt. pay and subsistence . . . . £^ 86.12.5
Milage at 15/ per man .... 30.15.0
;^117. 7.5-
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll being examined and
approved, the" Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to
Thomas Tolman, Paymaster, being the sum of One Hundred and
seventeen pounds seven shillings and five pence in specie or other
current money equivalent. Given at Arlington, June 7, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, ) ^ ...
^. -o 'V Committee.
T.imo. Brownson, j
^117.7.5. Add for E. Ayre 2.9.8.
Reed, the above in full. March 20, 1782.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
300
STATE OF VERMONT
[120]
\Capt. Nathaniel Bianchard's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Nathl. Bianchard's Company of Militia in
Col. Ebenezer Allen's Regiment in the State of Vermont, for an
alarm commencing the 12^'' of October, 1780, and ending the 12"^
Nov. following.
Names
Days
Miles
Per
mile
Subsist-
ence
per day
Pay per
month
Total
Nathl. Blanchard, Capt.
30
21
4d
0.1.4
8. 0.0
10. 7.0
Danl. Smith, Lt.
30
24
4
0.0.8
5.10.0
6.16.0
EHsha Wrigcht. En.
26
20
4
0.0.8
5.17.4
Roswell Post, Jr., Clerk
30
36
4
2.8
2. 8.0
3. 0.0
Abner Mead, Sergt.-
26
21
4
2.8
2. 8
2. 8.7
Amasa Blanchard, Sergt.
30
21
4
2.8
2. 8
2.15.0
Benj. Johnson, "
30
30
4
2.8
2. 8
2.18.0
David Parkhill,
37
12
4
2.8
2. 4
0.15.1
John Smith, Corpl.
30
24
4
2.4
2. 4
2.12.0
Waight Wright,
70
12
4
2.4
2. 4
0.14.0
Joel Roberts, "
30
24
4
2.4
2.12.0
B. Garnsey Roots, "
27
22
4
2.
2. 5.4
Neh'' Whipple
30
33
4
2.
3.
2.11.0
Zenas Ross
30
33
4
2.
2.
2.11.0
Stephen Mead
30
30
4
2.
2.
2.10.0
Simeon Wright, Jr.
30
30
4
2.
2.
2.10.0
Eben' Pratt
30
25
4
2.
2.
2. 8.4
David Whipple
30
30
4
2.
2.
2.10.0
Jona. Whipple
7
12
4
2.
2.
0.13.4
Saml. Sheldon
7
12
4
2.
2.
0.13.4
Eben'- Tuttle
7
12
4
2.
2.
0.13.4
Joseph Chipman
7
12
4
2.
2.
2.13.4
Henry White
7
12
4
2.
2.
2.13.4
Isaac Mead
7
12
4
2.
2.
2.13.4
Neh*" Gates
25
20
4
2.
2.
2. 0.0
Moses Pratt
30
30
4
2.
2.
2.12.0
Eben"^ Stearns
30
24
4
2.
2.
2. 8.0
Saml. Murdock
30
24
4
2.
2.
2. 8.0
Henry Mead
30
30
4
2.
2.
2.12.0
Joshua Pratt
30
10
4
2.
2.
2. 3.4
John Moses, Jr.
30
24
4
2.
2.
2. 8.0
Silas Pratt, Jr.
30
33
4
2.
2.
2.11.0
Joel Smith
30
34
4
2.
2.
2. 8.0
Solomon Purdy
30
24
4
2.
2. '
2. 8.0
Shubel Moses
•20
16
4
2.
2.
1.12.0
George Alford
30
33
4
2.
2.
2.11.0
Saml. Wiswall
18
20
4
2.
2.
1.10.8
Dan Gideons
30
24
4
2.
2.
2. 8.0
Jabesh Gideons
30
24
4
2.
2.
2. 8.0
Benj. Whipple
15
20
4
2.
2.
1. 6.8
Aaron Miller
30
30
4
2.
2.
2.10.0
Aaron Reed
30
30
4
2.
2,
2.10.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
301
Names
Days
Miles
Per
mile
Subsist-
ence
per day
Pay per
month
Total
David Kingsley
15
20
4d
2.
2.
1. 6.8
Elihu Johnson
16
15
4
2.
2.
1. 6.4
Hezekiah Tuttle
15
24
4
2.
2.
I. 8.0
Zebulon Mead, Jr.
6
17
4
2.
2.
0.14.0
Saml. Gary
15
16
4
2.
2.
1. 5.4
W" [Willard] Umphrey
6
10
4
2.
2.
0.11.4
John Ellis
8
10
4
2.
2.
0.14.0
Jona. Sweet
6
8
4
2.
2,
0.10.8
Simeon Wright
20
2
4
2.
2.
1.14.0
John Johnson
6
8
4
2.
2.
0.10.8
Ezra Mead
6
4
2.
2.
1. 1.4
Abel Wrig-ht
30
33
4
2.
2.11.0
Isaac Martin
7
0.13.4
Pay Table Office, May 30, 1781. The within pay roll is exam-
ined and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same, being one hundred and twelve pounds, seventeen shillings
and ten pence. Thomas Chittenden, } ^ ...
T.-f T-, r \_.ommitiee.
imothy Brownson, \
Reed. May 30, 1781, of the Treasurer, one hundred and twelve
pounds seventeen shillings and ten pence, being the contents of
the above order.
;^112.17.10 Nathl. Blanchard, Capt.
♦Note. — Footing of column cut oflf in binding.
[367] \Detachment under Ensign Williafn Hoar'\
A Pay Roll of Milage and wages of a militia company, com-
manded by Ens'' Hoar, from Oct. 23*^ to Nov. 4, 1780.
Names
W" Hoar, En.
John Smith, Serert.
W" Hosmer, '^
Peter Tarbell, Corpl.
Oliver Atwood, "
Asa Ames
David Brooks
Robert Campbell
George Earl, Jr.
Artemas Earl
Abner Gile
Nathan Gile
Job Gleason
Jona. GosB
Miles
Per
Amt.
Time in
mile
travel
service
60
4d
1.0.0
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
Total
3. 6
2. 1
2. 1
1.18
1.18
1.17
1.17
1.17
1.17
1.17
1.17
1.17
1.17
1.17
10
8
8
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
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302
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
John Goss
Johnson Hutchinson
Charles Mann
Amos Sar^eant
Nathl. Stone
Miles
Per
Amt.
Time in
mile
travel
service
60
4d
1
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
60
4
13
Total
1.17. 4
1.17. 4
1.17. 4
1.17. 4
1.17. 4
37. 8. 4
0. 8. 8=
£'61.18.0
Pay Table Office. — The within Pay Roll examined and
approved and the ^I'reasurer is directed to pay the same to Ensign
William Hoar, or bearer, being the sum of thirty seven-pounds
eighteen shillings lawful monev.
Windsor, April 6, 1781. Thos. Chittenden, l p„^,^..._
John Fassett, \ '-O'^^^^^ee
Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq. Treasurer, thirty-seven pounds
eighteen shillings in full of the within account. Reed this 6**^ day
of April, 1781, in behalf of Thomas Chandler, Esq.
Reuben Jones.
[289]
[Ca//. James Andersoji s Company (parf)^
A Pay Roll of Men out of Capt. James Anderson's Company of
Militia in Col. Eben'' Wood's Regiment, beginning Oct. 25, 1780,
and ending Nov. 7, 1780.
Names
Sergt. Robt. Montgomery
James Mack
Archibald Mack
Jona. Aiken
John Mack
John Roger
Andrew Anderson
John Macomack
Days
Per
day
Miles
Per
mile
13
1.8
77
4d
13
1.4
70
4
13
1.4
70
4
13
1.4
72
4
13
1.4
76
4
13
1.4
70
4
13
1.4
74
4
13
1.4
72
4
Total
2 8. 2
2. 0. 8
2. 0. 8
2. 1. 4
2. 2. 8
2. 0. 8
2. 2.
2. 1. 4
^16.17. 6
Robert Montgomery, Sergt.
Examined by Thos. Tolman.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
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,ommittee.
Pay Table Office. The within Pay Roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Sergt. Robert
Montgomery or bearer, being the sum of sixteen pounds seventeen
shillings and six pence, lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden, ) ,,
John Fassett, j
Reed. 28th May, 1781, of the Treasurer, the contents of the
within Pay Roll. Pr me,
;^16.17.6. Robert Montgomery.
[138, dupl 335] [Ca/f. Nathaniel Smith's Company]
A Pay Roll of-Capt. Nathl. Smith's Company of Militia in Col.
Ira Allen's Regiment for service done in the months of Oct. and
Nov. 1780.
Names
Days
Travel
30 miles
Total
Nathan'i Smith, Capt.
18
3
6. 6.
Enos Harmon, Lt.
18
3
4.16. 4
W™ Smith, Sergt.
18
3
2.18. 9
Stephen Eastman, "
18
3
2 18. 9
W" Spencer,
18
3
2 18. 9
Josiah Risdon, Corp.
13
2
1.19.
Eliph' Smith,
5
1
0.17.
David Tousley, "
5
1
0.17.
Dudley Hamilton
11
2
1.14. 8
Ashbel Sikes
18
3
2.14.
Saml. Thomas
8
1
1. 0. 8
Charles Hamilton
8
1
1. 0. 8
Jona. Church
13
2
1.17. 4
Benj. Davis
■ 8
1
1. 0. 8
Pliny Smith
5
1
0.16. 8
Jona. Eastman
5
1
0.16. 8
Calvin Eastman
8
1
1. 0. 8
Oliver Eastman
5
1
0.16. 8
Bill. Tousley
13
2
1.17. 4
Solomon Read
11
2
1.14. 8
Lebbens Stannard
5
0. 6. 8
Onesimus Risdon
5
1
0.16. 8
;^41. 5. 7
Rupert, 17 March, 1781
Nathan^ Smith, Capt.
304 STATE OF VERMONT
For Rations not drawn in the Fall Alarm £, 1.16.0
41. 0.7
;£43. 1.7
This Roll being calculated at ;^8 per 30 days for a captain,
5/10 for Lieutenant, ;£%. 8 for sergeant, 2.4 for corporals, and ;,{^2 for
privates, with 4"^ per mile for 30 miles by general estimate from here
to Castleton.
The within payroll examined aad approved and the Treasurer
is directed to pay the same, which is forty-three pounds one shil-
ling and seven pence. Thos. Chittenden, \ p
Timoy Brownson, f
Pay Table Office, 29 May, 1781.
Date above received the contents of the above order.
^43.1.7 Noah Smith, Capt.
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Asa Barnes
Moses Barnes
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Eben"^ Barker
Lot Fuller
Roger Savage
Moses Bush
Gideon King
Eben' Stevens
Solomon Ranst'ord
W'" Manley, Jr.
Phineas Royce
Moses Royce
John Concopatts
A. Concopatts
Moses Thangokeheek
Saml. Littleman
Benj. Pye
Hend'' Seekheek
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oath to the above pay roll before me. W°^ Goodrich, Justice of Peace.
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Benj. Ephraim
Jos. Usesulo
Isaac Neham
Isaac Wnaupeh
Peter Tawpanpeet
Jona Attoksin
David Nesanankhuk
Jacob Naunaupetonky
Trias Oharp
Cornelius Hukmuk
Cornelius Whenuppan-
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STATE OF VERMONT
[225, see last roll] [Major William Goodrich and Staffl
A Field Officer's Roll for Continental Pay for Maj. William
Goodrich, who by the desire and request of Governor Chittenden
and Brig. Gen. Ethan Allen marched with troops in defense of the
country and to guard the frontiers in the State of Vermont.
Oct. 23, 1780.
Names
Per
month
Time of
engage-
ment
Dis-
charge
Miles
William Goodrich, Maj^
Danl. Johnson, Adj*.
Tirao. Winchell, Qu. M^
15.0.0
12.0.0
8.0.0
Oct. 23
Nov. 4
1 1 ii
50
60
50
17. 5.8
6.14.8
4. 9.8
^28.10.0
State of Vermont. Pay Table Office, June 22, 1781.
The within account examined and approved and the Treasurer
is hereby directed to pay the same unto Major William Goodrich,
being twenty-eight pounds and ten shillings.
Timo. Brownson, ) ^ ...
T u 04. r Committee.
John Strong, )
June 22, 1781.
this order.
;^28.10.0
Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
Pr W. Goodrich
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
309
[98]
\Capt. Sa??iuel Williams' Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Saml. Williams' Company of Militia in
Col. Eben'' Allen's Regiment for going on several alarms in
October and November, 1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Wages
Saml. Williams, Capt.
30
36
8 12.
Asa Fuller, Lt.
30
36
6. 0.
Gideon Walker, En.
30
36
6. 0.
Oliver Hermon, Clerk
30
36
3. 0.
Nathl. Perry, Sergt.
30
36
3. 0.
Isaiah Honawell, Sergt.
30
36
3. 0.
Jared Post, Sergt.
30
36
3. 0.
Ashbel Cook, Corpl.
18
24
1.14. 3
Jeremiah Dewey, Fifer
7
12
13.11
Amos Hiams
12
12
1. 0.
Jona. Carpenter
18
24
1.12.
Noah Beach
12
12
1. 0.
Gershom Beach, Jr.
10
12
17. 4
Aaron Beach
7
12
13. 4
John Scripture
14
12
1. 2. 8
Philip Green
30
36
2.12.
Elias Post
7
12
13. 4
Nathl. Pratt
10
12
17. 4
Frederick Cushman
30
36
2.12.
Reuben Post
7
12
0.13. 4
Joseph Hawley
30
36
2.12.
Josiah Hale
7
12
13. 4
Thos. Hale
30
36
2.12
Henry Strong
30
36
2.12
Phineas Hill
30
36
2.12
David Hill
30
36
2.12
Solomon Hill
3
10
1. 4
John Daggett
30
36
2.12
Alexander Bebee
30
36
2.12
Munson Cook
20
24
1.14. 8
Clement Clark
7
12
13. 4
Saml. Beach
14
12
1. 2. 8
Eben^ Cook
20
24
1.14. 8
Allen Beach
7
12
Joseph Sacket
30
36
2.12
David Hawley
2
6
4. 8
310
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
Miles
Wages
Enos Ives, Jr.
30
36
2.12
Jared Ives
18
24
1.12
Saml. McConnell
7
12
13. 4
Miles Baldwin
30
36
2.12
Stephen Williams
30
36
2.12
John Hindman
30
36
2.12
Joseph Hustono
14
12
1. 2. 8
David Tuttle
30
36
2.12.
Sylvanus Brown
7
12
13. 4
Amasa Ladd
14
12
1. 2. 8
James Carpenter
14
12
1. 2. 8
Levi Long
12
12
1. 0.
Justin Brewster
14
12
1. 2. 8
John Frise
10
12
17. 4
Edward Waters
20
24
1.14. 8
Daniel Greenough
10
12
17. 4
Phineas Kingsley
10
12
17. 4
Eleazer Wheel ock
10
12
17. 4
Moses Andrews
14
12
1. 2. 8
Jehiel Andrews
10
12
17. 4
Archipus Blodgett
4
12
9. 4
Danl. Squire
4
12
9. 4
Nathl. Whitney
4
12
9. 4
John Ward
4
12
9. 4
Saml. Carr
30
36
2.12
John Rockwell
3
2
4. 8
James Bentley
4
12
9. 4
Nathl. Hinkley
2
6
4. 8
Isaac Cushman
30
36
2.12
John Forbes
30
36
2.12
John Andrews
2
12
0. 6. 3
;^120. 2. 2
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311
[342] [A Party under command of Ensign Solomon Calkins\
A Pay Roll for a party of men that served in the state service,
by order, and under the inspection of Brig. Genl. Olcott, in the
month of Nov. 1780.
1
Names
Miles
Days
Total
En. Solomon Calkins
17
3.
12.
3
Sergt. Abel Crandall
17
6.
4
Corpl. Absalom Brown
12
26
16.
10
" Charles Chaniberlin
17
8.
1
Phineas Bean
26
14.
8
Jona. Rich
17
2.
8
Zerah Norton
26
14.
8
Jona. Rich. Jr.
26
14.
8
James Ardway
17
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8
Frederick Smith
26
14.
8
Cushman Downer
12
26
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8
Richard Baxter
12
17
6.
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Abijah Howard
12
26
18.
8
Jona. Cadwell
12
26
18.
8
William Moor
12
17
6.
8
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17.
5
A true pay roll.
Solomon Calkins.
Pay Table Office, Oct. 27, 1781. The v^ithin pay roll exam ined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay to Solomon
Calkins, or bearer, the within sum, being twenty five pounds,
seventeen shillings and five pence, lawful money.
Thos. Chandler, \
Timo. Brownson, > Com^^
John Strong, )
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order, being twenty-five pounds seventeen shillings and five
pence, la";ful money. Reed in behalf of Solomon Calkins.
Israel Smith.
312
STATE OF VERMONT
[251]
[A Party Commanded by Lieut. John Poweir\
A Pay Roll for a party of Men raised in Thetford and Strafford,
under the command of Lt. John Powell, for one month.
Bennington, Nov. 9, 1780.
Days
1 Lieut.
1 Sergt.
9 Privates
1 Private 14 days
Total,
14
14
14
5. 8.
2. 8.
18. 0.
1. 0.
^26. 16.
John Powell, Lieut.
The within Pay Roll examined and approved and the Treas-
urer is directed to pay the same, which is twenty-six pounds
sixteen shillings hard money, or equivalent in current paper.
Thos. Chittenden,
Timo. Browuson,
John Fassett.
Orford, 2 Jan. 1781. To the Treasurer of the State of Vermont :
Sir — Please to discount ten pounds on the above order for
Aaron Post's right in Vershire; ten pounds for John Powell's right;
four pounds on John Woodwortht's right; two pounds sixteen
shillings on Esq. Bartholomew's right, which is the whole of the
order, and oblige, Yours, John Powell.
Reed. Windsor, Feb. 23*^, 1781, of the Treasurer, the contents
of the above order.
^26. 16. John Powell.
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[249]
[Scouts from Capt. Cox's Company^
Pay Roll of Capt, Cox's Company of Militia, for Scouting on
these Frontiers, Nov. 1780.
Names
Time of
service
Days
Miles
Per
day
Total
Joseph Bejam
Joseph Foster
George Page
Nov. 2
2
2
2
12
12
12
1. 4
1. 4
1. 4
0. 6. 8
0. 6. 8
0. 6. 8
£1. 0.
I attest the above rolls are without fraud to the public or any
private person, Elias Keyes, Lieut.
Pay Table Office, June 23, 1781. The within pay rolls exam-
ined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same,
being six pounds ten shillings.
Timo. Brownson ) ^
T 1, 17 4.4- r Committee.
John Fassett )
June 25, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order.
£6. 10. Joseph Foster.
314
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STATE OF VERMONT
See "ast roll] ^^^^^- >-^^^^ Tyler's ComJ>afiy]
A Roll of milage money due unto Capt Joseph Tyler's Com-
pany in six weeks service of the State of Vermont, being omitted
in a former pay roll for the pay of s^ company.
Names
Miles
P-- mile
Total
Joseph Tyler, Capt.
65
4d
1. 1. 8
Jona. Park, Lt.
70
4
1. 3. 4
Isaac Wheeler, En
80
4
1. 6. 8
Seth Hutson, Sergt
75
4
1. 5.
David Williams, Sergt
90
4
1.10.
Daniel Kise, "
75
4
1. 5. 9
David Heaton, "
75
4
1. 5.
Eph™ Barns, Corpl.
65
4
1. 1. 8
Thos. Haskell.
80
4
1. 6. 8
Rufus Shepard,
90
4
1.10. 8
Jona. Pike,
80
4
1. 6. 8
Asher Alvord, "
80
4
1. 6. 8
Peter Akins,
60
4
1. 0.
Jona. Whitney, "
90
4
1.10.
Samuel Parker
90
4
1.10.
Apollos Hale .
90
4
1.10.
Moses Church
90
4
1.10.
Saml. Laughton
75
4
1. 5.
Joel Knight
75
4
1. 5.
Abel Haven
75
4
1. 5.
Jno. Patterson
75
4
1. 5.
Arch"^ M<^Cormick
60
4
1. 0.
Jona. Clayton
64
4
1. 1. 4
Joshua Bridge
75
4
1. 5.
Elias Rice
90
4
1.10.
James Rail
80
4
1. 6. 8
Saml. Woodward
90
4
1.10.
Albert Pratt
90
4
1.10.
Nathl. Bartlet
90
4
1.10.
Eph"" Brucs
70
4
1. 3. 4
John Miller
75
4
1. 5.
Ab"^ Rugg
80
4
1. 6. 8
John Montgomery
60
4
1. 0.
Aaron Blanchard
60
4
1. 0.
Abner Moore
75
4
1. 5.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
317
Names
Erastus Mather
Eleazer Harris
John Green
Dana Hyde
Seth Stow
Charles Pierce
Philm" Holden .
Benoni Patten
Nathan Foster
Henry Balcom
Araariah Taft
Daniel Sweers
David Laughton
Abel Butler
Miles
P' mile
90
4
90
4
75
4
75
4
75
4
75
4
75
4
75
4
75
4
70
4
65
4
75
4
75
4
75
4
Total
1.10
1.10
1. 5
1. 5.
1. 5.
1. 5.
1. 5.
1. 5.
1. 5.
1. 3. 4
1. 1. 8
1. 5.
1. 5.
1. 5.
;^62.16.14
This may certify that in a former Pay Roll of my company, no
traveling fee was made; that the above roll now made is just, and
that myself nor none of my officers or men drew any subsistence
from the State on their march to or from the camp in the months
of October and Nov. 1780, for which travel the above is made, ac-
cording to the best of my knowledge.
Attest, Joseph Tyler, Capt.
Arlington, Nov. 24, 1781. Then personally appeared Maj.
Joseph Tyler and made oath to the truth of the above.
Before me, Saml. Fletcher, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 18, 1783. The foregoing
roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay
the contents of the same to Thomas Tolman, Esq., Paymaster^
the sum of sixty-two pounds sixteen shillings and four pence, tak-
ing his receipt. Timo. Brownson, | ^
1 T> .1 -J. r L-ommitiee
ami. Bartlit, [
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order,
Arlington, Oct. 2^ 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
318
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STATE OF VERMONT
[200]
\^Capt. William Hutchins Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. William Hutchins' Company in Maj.
Eben'' Allen's Detachment in the service of the State of Vermont.
1780-1.
Names
Com-
mence-
ment
of pay
Expira-
tion
of pay
Time
in service
Pay per
month
Total
Mo.
Days
Wm. Hutchins, Capt.
Jan,
28
Nov. BO
10
4
8.
81. 1.4
James Brookins, Lt.
Feb.
Ist
1( K
10
5.8
54. 0.0
Josiah Fish. Lt.
Aug
2
1 ( 1 <
3
29
21. 8.5
John Hutchins, Sergt.
Feb
1
1 ( 1 (
10
2.8
24. 0.0
Daniel Wood,
((
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1 ( 11
10
24. 0.0
Levi Hill.
(1
<'
1 ( It
10
24. 0.0
John Marks, "
1 1
26
1 ( 1 <
9
4
21.18.4
Stephen Cleveland,
Q. M. sergt.
<i
1
1( 1(
10
24. 0.0
Nathl. Montague, Corp'
(1
18
<< . 1
9
11
2.4
20.11.7
EliPember,
( (
1
11 1 (
10
22. 0.0
Levi Dunton, "
a
((
1 ( 1 (
10
22. 0.0
Lem' Cleveland, "
ti
1 {
1 < 11
10
22. 0.0
Alpheus Wentworth, Drum"^
<t
1 c
11 11
10
22. 0.0
Frederick Smith, fifer
((
t (
11 11
10
22. 0.0
Oliver Whipple, private
t <
1 1
1 i 1 (
10
2.
20. 0.0
Nathan Clapp
<<
11
I ( 1 <
10
20. 0.0
Peter Payne
((
(1
11 It
10
20. 0.0
Rufus Perrigo
( (
(<
11 It
10
20. 0.0
Darius Moon
c<
<1
11 11
10
20. 0.0
Anthony Coffee
i i
i 1
11 It
10
20. 0.0
John Miller
< t
1 <
11 11
10
20. 0.0
Levi Stockwell
t (
(1
It It
10
20. 0.0
Gardner Cleveland
(i
20
1 ( 1 (
9
10
18.13.4
Isaac Buck
1 1
19
1 ( 1<
9
11
18.14.8
Thomas Brown
11
20
It 11
9
10
18.13.4
William Branch
n
19
(< It
9
11
18.14.8
Jonas Odell
1(
19
t ( 11
9
11
18.14.8
James Weston
(1
26
t 1 l'
9
4
18. 5.4
James Pierce
((
ii
C( It
9
4
18. 5.4
George Bay
1 (
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It (t
9
4
18. 5.4
Louden Benton
< (
11
It 11
9
4
18. 5.4
Jona. House
<i
19
It t<
9
11
18.14.8
Henry Wyman
it
26
It 11
9
4
18. 5.4
Sterling Stearns
t %
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H It
9
4
18. 5.4
Abel Dunning
i <
1
It It
10
20. 0.0
Benj. Parks
t(
19
It It
9
11
18.14.8
William Wheeler
11
(1
It It
9
11
18.14.8
Rufus Briggs
Mar.
1
It If
9
18. 0.0
William Mallery
t (
ii
t( It
9
18. 0.0
Wyman Averill
((
((
It It
9
18. 0.0
Elijah Rood
Feb.
17
It It
9
18
19. 4.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
321
Names
Com-
mence-
ment
of pay
Expira-
tion
of pay
Time
in service
Pay per
month
Total
•
Mo.
Days
James Hanley
Feb. 26
Nov. 30
9
4
18. 5.4
Jona. Olds
1
( C It
10
20. 0.0
Truman Walter
11 <t
10
20. 0.0
Ichabod Downing
(1 ( t
10
20. 0.0
W'" Hutchinson
" 19
9
11
18.14.8
W»' Briggs
^' 1
10
20. 0.0
Eben'^ Barns
1 < (1
10
20. 0.0
Oliver Wright
" 26
9
4
18. 5.4
Jesse Averill
(1 1 1
9
4
18. 5.4
Silas Hathaway
1
10
20. 0.0
Thomas Turner
Mar. 1
9
18. 0.0
Eph'" Westcoat
Feb. 1
10
20. 0.0
Benj. Winchester
Jan. 1
6
12. 0.0
Benj. Sweet
Mar 1
9
18. 0.0
James Hoyt
June 1
G
12. 0.0
John Pratt
May 1
7
14. 0.0
Stephen Pratt
(1 11
7
14. 0.0
Anthony Farr
Feb. 19
9
11
18.14.8
Stephen Jenkins
1
10
20. 0.0
John Aylesworth
Sept. 14
2
16
5. 1.4
James Pratt
" 16
2
14
4.18.8
Sam' Pratt
" 24
2
6
4.18.0
Silas Roberts
( ( It
2
6
4.18.0
Eben" Spencer
Mar. 2
1
8
29
17.18.8
Isaac March
Sept. 29
2
2
4. 2.8
William Burrip
(1 tt
2
2
4. 2.8
Tho' Eeed
Feb. 1
10
20. 0.0
Total ^ 1322. 15.8
Capt. Hutchins' subsistence 10 mo. 4 days @ 40/
per month 20. 5.4
L' Brookins' Do. 10 mos. @ 20/ 10. 0.0
L' Fish's D" 3 " 29 days @ 20/ 3.19.4
£1^^7. 0.4
Attest, William Hutchins, Capt.
Arlington, Feb. 2, 1781. Then personally appeared Capt.
William Hutchins and made solemn oath that this pay roll, which
he has signed, is a just and true roll, without fraud to the State of
Vermont or any individual, according to his best knowledge.
Before me, Thomas Chittenden, Governor
Pay Table Office ) The within Pay Roll being examined and
No. 47 i" approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay the same to Thomas Tolman (Paymaster to the Troops of this
[21J
322
STATE OF VERMONT
State) being the sum of one thousand three hundred and fifty-
seven pounds and four pence, in hard money or other cur-
rency, money equivalent, the said Paymaster to be accountable.
Given at Arlington this 2nd day of February, 1781.
Tho' Chittenden, I ^
T , -r, .^ ' r Committee.
John Fassett, \
Received the within in full. March 20, 1782.
;^13o7.0.4 Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[264] [^Capt. Parinelee Allen s Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Parmelee Allen's Company of Rangers, Maj.
Ebene. Allen's Detachment, raised for the defense of the State of
Vermont, commencing Feb. 1st, and ending the 1st of December,
A. D. 1780. both days included.
Names and Eank
Com-
mence
ment
of pa^
Time
- of service
Pay
per
month
When
dis-
charged
Amount
of pay
^ Mos.
Days
D
1780
Capt. Parmelee Allen
Feb.^
1 10
8.0.0
Dec. 1
80. 0.0
Lt Nathl. Holmes
' 10
5.8
54. 0.0
" James Smith
' 10
5.8
54. 0.0
Sergt. (Tabez Warren
' 10
2.8
24. 0.0
Thomas Tuttle
' 10
2.8
24. 0.0
Saml. Smith
' 10
2.8
24. 0.0
" Joseph Lawrence
' 10
2.8
24. 0.0
Fifer Bishop Warren
' 10
2.4
22. 0.0
Drm. Stephen Savy
' 10
2.4
22. 0.0
Corpl. Jona. Marshall
< 10
2.4
22. 0.0
Daniel Foot
' 10
2.4
22. 0.0
" John Blanchard
10
2.4
22. 0.0
" Nathan Rowley
' 10
2.4
22. 0.0
John How
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Isaac Adams
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Silas Fletcher
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Eleazer Mallory
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Martin Foot
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
James Woodward
t ( (
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Pharis Rice
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Philemon Johnson
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Nathan Warren
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Benj. Ticknor
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Solomon Wood
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Richard Haskins
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Timo. Clark
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
2'' Eben. Woodward
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Joseph Aaron
' 10
2.4
20. 0.0
Joseph Craw
4
2.4
Died
June 10
8. 0.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
323
Names and Rank
Com-
mence-
ment
of pay
Time
of service
1
Pay
per
month
When
dis-
charged
Amount
of pay
•
Mos.
Days
1780
Samuel Holmes
Feb. 1
10
2.4
Dec. 1
20. 0.0
Hopkins Rowley
ti 1 i
10
2.4
it 11
20. 0.0
Azariel Brooks"
'( !•
10
2.4
(1 1 (
20. 0.0
Asa Hale
(( ( 1
10
2.4
.1 (I
20. 0.0
Jesse Graves
4( <l
10
2.4
1 ( ( (
20. 0.0
Jon" Newton
11 <l
10
2.4
(1 (1
20. 0.0
Edward Mooren
" 10
9
20
2.4
1 ( 11
19. 6.8
Miles Woolman
1 ( 1 (
9
20
2.4
(( '1
19. 6.8
Ebene. Lewis
<• > (
9
20
2.4
<i 1 1
19. 6.8
Jona. Tyler
«' <(
9
20
2.4
(1 11
19. 6.8
Benj. Andrus
{ ( ( (
9
20
2.4
1 ( 11
19. 6.8
Amos Bennet
(1 > (
2
20
2.4
Deserted
May 1
5. 6.8
William Graves
" 20
9
10
2.4
Dec. 1
18.13.4
John Odell
" 20
9
10
2.4
1 < ( .
18.13.4
Ira Rood
11 ( (
9
10
2.4
(1 if
18.13.4
John Byington
• < It
1
10
2.4
Deserted
Aug. 1
2.13.4
Bethuel Brumbley
Mar. 1
9
2.4
Dec. 1
18. 0.0
Zebina Day
1 1 ( (
9
2.4
11 1 (
18. 0.0
Anthony Day
<< (i
9
2.4
18. 0.0
Moses Ambler
1 < i<
9
10
2.0.0
<( ( >
18. 0.0
John Zertzy [Teitzy]
i( 11
9
10
2.0.0
(( ( (
18. 0.0
Jabez Spencer
>i (1
9
10
2.0.0
1 1 11
18. 0.0
Ebene. Woodward
i( . <
9
10
2.0.0
<( II
18. 0.0
John Christee
. ( 11
9
10
2.0.0
1 ( ((
18. 0.0
Seth Harman [Hinman]
" 6
8
24
2.0.0
(( >(
17.12.0
Frederick Hurd
It 11
8
24
2.0.0
1 ( <i
17.12.0
Waliis Sunderland
1 ( (<
8
24
2.0.0
(1 < i
17.12.0
Freeman Foot
(1 (1
8
24
2.0.0
( t 11
17.12.0
Waterman Eells
<1 •!
8
24
2.0.0
11 11
17.12.0
Chauncey Abbot
April 1
8
24
2.0.0
II ii
16.12.0
Reuben Smith
May "
7
24
2.0.0
(( 1 (
14.12.0
Plin Stanard
(( 1 (
7
24
2.0.0
<( '!
14.12.0
Asaph Shelden
Sept. 1
3
24
2.0.0
<1 1 (
6.12.0
Phineas Smith
1 ( 1 (
3
24
2.0.0
(( 11
6.12.0
Joseph Cook
" 10
o
20
2.0.0
To
11 11
tal—
5. 6.8
;^1298.13.4
324
STATE OF VERMONT
Account of Subsistence Money due from the State of Vermont
to the officers of Capt. Parmelee Allen's Company from Feb. 1st.
till Dec. 1st. 1780.
Capt. Parmelee Allen
Lt. Nathl. Holmes
" James Smith
Total amount of pay and subsistence money, ;;^1338.13.4
Attest, Parmelee Allen, Capt.
Pay Table Office, The within Pay Roll being examined and
approved in this office, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same to Thomas Tolman, Paymaster to the troops of this State,
being the sum of one thousand three hundred and thirty-eight
pounds, thirteen shillings and four pence, in hard money or other
currency equivalent, taking his receipt.
Given at Arlington, this 8th. day of Jan. 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, ) Committee.
Timo. Brownson, \
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above in full,
March 20, 1782.
^1338.13.4 Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
325
[148]
[^Capt. Jesse Safford's Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Jesse Safford's Company of Rangers, Maj.
Eben"" Allen's Detachment, raised for the defence of the State of
Vermont, commencing Jan. 18 and ending the l^* of December,
A. D, 1780, both days included.
Com-
Time of ser-
Pay
When
Names
mence-
ment of
vice
per
month
dis-
charged
Total
pay
Months
Days
Dec. P'
Capt. Jesse Safford
Jan.
18
10
12
8.0.0
83. 4.0
Lt. Zebulon Lyon
July
27
4
4
5.8.0
( t ( <
22. 6.4
Lt. Moses Evens
Jan.
18
10
12
5.8.0
t < 1 <
56. 3.0
Sergt. Barnabas Strong
Mar.
5
8
25
2.8.0
t ( t (
21. 3.7
John Woods
(i
t <
8
25
2.8.0
i < 1 (
21. 3.7
" Reuben Spaulding
Aug.
1
4
2.8.0
(( 11
9.12.0
Abel Paine
Mar.
5
8
25
2.8.0
(1 1 <
21. 3.7
Corpl. Rufus Root
1 (
ti
8
25
2.4.0
K (I
18. 8.5
" Benj. Sessions
<i
i(
8
25
2.4.0
(1 It
18. 8.5
" Heman Dargy
Aug.
1
4
2.4.0
It It
8.16.0
" Experience Fasset
[Forsket?]
i<
<i
4
2.4.0
!• if
8.16.0
Drm. W"" Bennett
Mar.
5
8
25
2.4.0
l< <•
18. 8.5
Fifer Danl. Stearns
((
t «
8
25
2.4.0
11 11
18. 8.5
Jona. Benton
Aug
1
4
2.0.0
1 ( 11
8. 0.0
Sylvester Bugby
Mar.
5
8
25
2.0.0
11 tl
17.13.4
William Bootman
it
i(
8
25
2.0.0
(i 1 (
17.13.4
John Cadey
It
tc
8
25
2.0.0
1 ( 1 (
17.13.4
James Cooper
July
10
4
20
2.0.0
(< (1
9. 6.8
Calvin Dike
Mar
5
8
25
2.0.0
.1 11
17.13.4
Amos Thoop
Aug.
1
4
2.0.0
1 C It
8. 0.0
John Gould
Apl.
25
7
5
2.0.0
1 ( 1 <
14. 6.8
Seth Gould
Mar.
5
8
25
2.0.0
11 It
17.13.4
Isaiah Grover
Aug.
25
3
5
2.0.0
11 11
6. 6.8
John Harenden[Heredon]
Mar.
5
8
25
2.0.0
11 11
17.13.4
James Hoton
May
19
6
11
2.0.0
1 < 1 <
12.14.8
Jerom Hutchins
Aug.
20
3
10
2.0.0
11 t <
6.13.4
Bliss Hoisington
Mar.
5
8
25
2.0.0
1 i (1
17.13.4
Yespasian Hoisington
i(
( t
8
25
2.0.0
11 .1
17.13.4
Derick Oxford
Aug.
1
4
2.0.0
1. It
8. O.Q
John Kent
(1
1 1
4
2.0.0
Prisoner
of war.
8. 0.0
Elisha Kingsbury
May
19
6
11
2.0.0
Dec. 1
12.14.8
David Lumbard
Aug.
20
3
10
2.0.0
t * 1 (
6.13.4
Xiuke Lamphire
Mar.
5
8
25
2.0.0
<( ((
17.13.4
Stephen Marcey
i i
11
8
25
2.0.0
1 ■ i <
17.13.4
Cipporn Morgan
Aug.
20
3
10
2.0.0
( ( t (
6.13 4
Stephen Powell
i<
1
4
2.0.0
(( ( (
8. 0.0
Jabez Parkis
t (
( <
4
2.0.0
l( (k
8. 0.0
Asa Percivel
(>
20
3
10
2.0.0
i( ((
6.13.4
Artemas Robinson
Mar.
5
8
25
2.0.0
(k »i
17.13.4
326
STATE OF VERMONT
Com-
Time of ser-
Pay
When
Names
mence-
ment of
vice
per
dis-
Total
TTt n n "f . n
charged
pay
Months
Days
JJULUi-I. uJ-L
Elmeriah Eoundy
Aug. 25
3
5
2.0.0
Dec. 1
6. 6.8
Simeon Root
1
4
2.0.0
8. 0.0
Timothy Eichardson
Mar, 5
8
25
2.0.0
17.13.4
Eben' Squire
Mar. 5
8
25
2.0.0
17.13 4
Eb. Perce Stearns
X (1
8
25
2.0.0
17.13.4
Jeroham Sawens
Apl. 25
7
5
2.0.0
14. 6.8
Nathl. Akins
Aug. 1
4
2.0.0
8. 0.0
W™ Strong
" 25
3
5
2.0.0
6. 6.8
John Winchester Throop
i< (1
3
5
2.0.0
6. 6.8
Samuel Tredway
]
4
2.0.0
8. 0.0
John Titus
" 25
3
5
2.0.0
6. 6.8
Aaron Trusdel
Aug. 1
4
2.0.0
8. 0.0
Isaac Sessions
Mar. 5
8
25
2.0.0
17.13.4
Caleb Urite [Wright?]
Apl. 25
7
5
2.0.0
14. 6.8
Elisha Walker
June 16
5
14
2.0.0
10.18.8
John Willcocks
Aug. 1
4
2.0.0
8. 0.0
John Williams
June 16
5
14
2.0.0
10.l8.8v
Benet Williams
Mar. 5
8
25
2.0.0
17:13.4
Josiah Williams
Aug. 1
4
2.0.0
8. 0.0
Samson Marbel
Mar. 5
2
3
2.0.0
May 8
4. 4.0
Caleb Hoten
May 19
1
26
2.0.0
Died
3.14.6
July 15
Subsistence.
^870.13.9
84. 0.0
Total.. ;^904.13.9
State of Vermont, Arlington, 8"' Jan. 1781. Personally ap-
peared Capt. Jesse Safford, signer of the within Pay Roll and
made solemn oath that the same is justly charged, so as not to
injure this State or any individual.
Before me, Thos. Chittenden, Cap" Genl.
Pay Table Office. This Pay Roll being examined and
approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster to the Troops of this State, it being
the sum of Nine Hundred and four pounds thirteen shillings and
nine pence, in sound money or other currency equivalent, he to be
accountable for the same. Given at Arlington, this lO"' day of
June, 1781. Thos. Tolman,
John Fassett.
Reed, the above in full, March 20, 1782.
^904.13.9. Thomas Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 327
[246] [Lieut. Col. James Claghorii\
State of Vermont Dr. To James Claghorn, Lt. Col. of the
5th Regt. of Militia for service done said State at sundry times, in
alarms, scouting, guarding, etc.
Nov. 6, 1778. To six days with the Regiment
at Shoreham @ 10/8
" 6 quarts fatigue Rum del'''
to the Reg't @ 3/
May 6, 1779. To 10 days with part of the
Regiment at Rutland,
guarding the stores @ 6/8
Nov. 24, 1779. To three days with the Regi-
ment at Brown's Camp at 10/8
To my horse at Tinmout/t, ex-
press 15 miles @ /3
To expense money 20 dollars
cont'
March 21,1780. To one day with sleigh and
horses, carrying a load of
provisions from Rutland to
Castleton @ 10/ 0.10.
Nov. 1, 1780. To 4 days at Castleton with the
Regiment @ 3/ 0.12. •
Total ^10.11. 7
Pay Table Office, May 31, 1781. The within account is
examined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same, being ten pcmnds eleven shillings and seven pence, lawful
money, to Col. James Claghorn or bearer,
Thos. Chittenden, | p ^^
John Fassett, f ^°'^ •
Reed, May 31st, the contents of the above order.
p{^10.11.7 James Claghorn.
£
3.
4.
0.18.
3.
6.
8
1
1.
12.
0.
2.11
0.
6.
328
STATE OF VERMONT
[128]
[A Detachment under Lt. Samuel Willard~\
A Pay Roll of a Detatchment of men that was ordered to
Castleton for a tour ot fourteen days on Dec. 1, 1780 to be under
the command of Capt. Wallace, which said orders were counter-
manded before the fourteen days were out.
Names
Lt. Samuel Willard
Corpl. Timothy Allen
George Rush
Joth. Prindle
Daniel Hulet
Jacob Egerton
Days
6
6
6
6
Miles
22
22
22
22
22
22
Amt. at
4" m.
7.4
7.4
7.4
7.4
7.4
7.4
Total
including
rations
1.12.10
17. 5
15. 4
15. 4
15. 4
15. 4
;^5.11. 7
. Attest, Saml. Willard.
Pay Table Office, Arlington, June 6, 1781. The within roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Lt. Saml. Willard or bearer, being ;^5.11.7 Lawful m.oney.
Thos. Chittenden, j
John Fassett, ]
Date above, received of the Treasurer the above contents.
^5.11.7 Saml. Willard, Lt.
Com.
[133, dupl 181] \^A Scout ujider Major John Barroti\
A Pay Roll of a scout from Moretown [Bradford] in the year
1780, under command of Maj. John Barron.
Names
Days
Per
day
Miles
Mil-
age
Total
John Barron, Maj.
6
0.8.0
40
4d
3. 1. 4
James Thurber, Capt.
6
6.8
40
> (
2.13. 4
Benj. Baldwin, Lt.
6
4.3
40
t (
1.18.10
Nathl. White, Lt.
6
4.3
40
1 (
1.18.10
George Goodhue, Sergt.
6
1.7
40
( <
1. 2.10
Joseph Clark,
6
1.7
40
((
1. 2.10
Obed Sanders
6
1.4
40
< (
1. 1. 4
Silas Old ridge
6
1.4
40
<<
1. 1. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
329
Names
Days
Per
day
Miles
Mil-
age
Total
Levi Andros
6
1.4
40
4C1
1. 1. 4
John Andros
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Jonathan Darbe, Sergt.
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Robt. Barnard, Jr.
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Ephraim Martin
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Leonard Harriraan
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Hugh Miller
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Saml. Miller
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Benj. Barnet
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Stephen Jenkins [Ginkins]
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Eben' Martin
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
James Calkins
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Ichabod Collins
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
John Gault
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Jesse M'^Farlin
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Thos. M-^Farlin
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
John Martin
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Levi Collins
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
John Smith
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Jeremiah Smith
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Ephraim Martin
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
Peter Boin
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
John Barnet
6
1.4
40
1. 1. 4
;^^ 38.12. 4
John Barron, Major.
Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct 28, 1784. The within roll
"having been examined and approved, the Treasurer will pay the
contents of the same to Maj. John Barron, for himself and scout,
being the sum of Thirty-eight pounds 12/4 lawful money.
Timo. Brownson, | Committee.
Thos. Tolman,
Treasurer's Office, Rutland. Oct. 29, 1784.
xirer the contents of the above order.
Reed, of the Trea.s-
John Barron.
330
STATE OF VERMONT
[136] \_Capt. Abraham Salisbury's Ccmpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Abraham Salisbury's Company for service
in the year 1780.
Names
Days
18
Amount
Miles
79
Amount
Total
Abraham Salisbury, Capt,
6. 0.
1. 6.
4
7. 6. 4
Pearce Spencer, I^t,
11
2. 6.10
26
0. 8.
8
2.15. 6
Oziel Smith, Lt.
16
3. 8.
3
66
1. 2.
4.10. 8
Stukely Thornton, Sergt.
4
0. 6.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0.10. 8
Thomas Hutchinson, "
13
i: 0.
7
39
0.13.
1.13. 7
Jabez Weaver, "
11
0.17.
5
26
0. 8.
8
1. 6. 1
Christopher Howard, "
6
0. 9.
6
26
0. 8.
8
0.18. 2
David Place, Corpl.
11
0.16.
5
26
0. 8.
8
1. 5. 1
Grififin Place. "
4
0. 5.11
13
0. 4.
4
0.10. 3
Joseph Button, "
17
1. 5.
6
86
1. 8.
3
2.14. 2
Jesse Sprague
11
0.14.
8
26
0. 8.
8
1. 3. 4
Fores Rice
11
0.14.
8
26
0. 8.
8
1. 3. 4
Lewis Walker
13
0.17.
4
39
0.13.
1.10. 4
Isaac Osborn
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
Eben'' Howard
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
Sylvanus Smith
16
1. 1.
4
66
1. 2.
2. 3. 4
Abel Cooper
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
Peleg Eddy
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
Joseph Williams
3
0. 2.
8
13
0. 4.
4
0. 7.
Neh. Smith
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
Aaron Easty
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8-
Zebediah Green
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
Joshua Webster
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
Ziba Parsons
4
0. n.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
James Wells
12
0.16.
73
1. 4.
4
2. 0. 4
David Whitney
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
Gideon Hewit
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8-
Ezekiel Clark
4
0. 5.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
Daniel Smith
4
0. 0.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8-
Nathan Daniels
4
0. 0.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0. 9. 8
William Dwinel.
11
0.14.
8
26
0. 8.
8
1. 3. 4-
John Campbell
11
0.14.
8
26
0. 8.
8
1. 3. 4-
Robert Mack
7
0. 9.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0.13. 8
John Bowman
7
0. 9.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0.13. 8
Jesse Place
7
0. 9.
4
13
0. 4.
4
0.13. 8
Timo. Winter
8
0.10.
8
60
1. 0.
1.10. 8
James Round
5
0. 6.
8
40
0.13.
4
1. 0.
John Simons, Jr.
5
0. 6.
8
40
0.13.
4
1. 0.
Benj Whitman
0. 6.
8
40
0.13.
4
1. 0. 0'
Job Chatsey
2
0. 2.
8
13
0. 4.
4
0. 7.
^47.18.5
Abraham Salisbury, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
331
Personally appeared Capt. Abraham Salisbury and made oath
to the within pay roll and declared the same to be just and true in
all its parts, before m.e,
Oct. 3, 1781. Elihu Smith, Justice ot Peace.
Pay Table Office, Oct. 5, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Abraham Salisbury or bearer, being forty-seven pounds
eighteen shillings and five pence.
John Fassett, | ^ ...
^. T> y Committee.
Timo. Brownson, \
Date above, received of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order in behalf of Capt. Abraham Salisbury and by his
written order.
;,r47.18.5 Saml. Benton.
[119] [Capt Ichabod Robinson's Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Ichabod Robinson's Company of Militia in
Clarendon in the State of Vermont for the year 1780.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Ichabod Robinson, Capt.
30
155
12.11. 8
James Spooner, Lt.
15
125
5. 5. 8
Levi Colvin, En.
21
140
6.15. 2
Silas Whitney, Clerk
25
95
3.11. 3
James Rounds, Sergt
5
30
0.17.11
Nathan Rice, "
5
30
0.17.11
Thomas Pell,
2
60
1. 3. 9
Peter Tarbox,
8
30
]. '2. 6
Eben'' Carley, Corpl.
28
115
3.16. 9
Peter Powers, "
13
95
2. 8. 5
Stephen Robinson, "
10
30
1. 4. 6
Danl. Stanard
7
100
2. 2. 8
John Arnold
40
60
1. 5. 4
Jeremiah Briggs
21
15
1.13. 8
Caleb Ingalls
21
95
2. 9. 6
Simpson White
4
60
1. 5. 4
Oliver Arnold
8
30
1. 0. 8
Solomon Spafford
10
30
1. 3. 4
Francis Mattison
9
55
1. 0. 4
Silas Whitney, Jr.
30
155
4.11. 8
Jona. Shipard
9
70
1.15, 4
332
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
Miles
Total
•
James Chattsey
15
130
3. 3. 4
James Edmonds
11
70
1.18.
John Gil man Lord
14
80
2. 3. 4
Job Chattsey
4
60
1. 5. 4
Jonathan Wood
8
75
1.15. 8
Abial Tripp
20
90
2.16. 8
Israel Robinson
8
30
1. 0. 8
Daniel Colvin
4
15
0.10. 4
Charles Commonds
10
So
2. 1. 8
Jonathan Eddy
2
40
0.16.
Joel Foster
8
70
.1. 1. 8
Daniel Washburn
8
70
1.15. 8
Caleb Rowland
4
60
1. 5. 4
Ebenezer Pitcher
4
15
0.10. 4
Reuben Pitcher
21
15
1.13. 8
Stephen Sparks
4
15
0.10. 4
John Squires
15
30
0.16. 8
Stephen Squires
44
155
4. 9.
Thomas Curtiss
4
40
1.17. 4
James Jenks
5
30
1. 0. 8
Noah Loveman
28
65
1.16. 8
Augustus Spencer
3
155
4. 9.
Nathaniel Cook
8
8
2. 8.
Abraham Hathaway
11
30
1. 0. 8
Alfred Hathaway
28
20
0.14. 8
Jacob Kate [Cate ?]
21
145
3.19. 6
William Carpenter
28'
30
2. 7. 4
Nathan Place
2
40
0.16.
Abner White
21
145
3.19. 6
Nathan Caray
28
30
2. 7. 4
Joseph Smith
3
40
0.17. 4
Gershom Beach
5 •
40
1. 0.
Jerathmel Powers
4
30
0.15. 4
Pierce Spencer
6
40
1. 4. 4
Hezekiah Tuttle
2
30
0.12. 8
Jerime Tuttle
2
30
0.12. 8
Stephen Arnold
5
40
1. 0.
Amos Eives
2
40
0.16.
David Jewell
15
45
1.15.
Ichabod Walker
8
30
1. 0. 6
Job Congdon
14
70
2. 2.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
333
Names
Days
Miles
' Total
Samuel Swift
4
60
1. 5. 4
Stanbury Button
G
30
0.17. 8
Frederick Button
5
30
0.16. 8
Elisha Smith
18
80 •
2.12. 4
Eber Farnam
5
15
0.10. 4
John Mack
2
40
0.16. 8
Elisha Bodman
18
85
2.12. 4
Samuel Butler
9
100
2. 2. 8
W™ Stewart
18
140
3.10. 8
Charles Swift
15
45
1.15.
James Wyley
10
30
1. 3. 4
Philip Briggs
9
75
1.11.
Bazaleel Richardson
10
30
1. 3. 4
Reuben Fuller
9
30
1. 2.
George Jenney
15
0.13.
David Niles
16
60
2. 1. 4
Thomas Eddy
9
30
1. 2.
Abel Cooper
16
80
2. 8.
Jacob Pattridge
13
90
2. 7. 4
Jona. Pattridge
4
. 15
0.10. 8
Thaddeus Palmer
14
115
2.17.
Isaac Deloughborough
5
30
0.15.
Newell Potter
4
60
1. 5. 8
Stephen Sparks
4
60
0.10. 8
Robert Mack
4
60
1. 5. 8
Zebulon Persons
4
60
1. 5. 8
David Powers
4
. 60
1. 5. 8
John Broaton
4
60
1. 5. 8
John Smith
6
90
1.18.
Nathan Foot
3
80
2. 1. 4
Timothy Winter
7
100
1.15.
Eben"" Johnson
5
50
1. 3. 4
Elibu Smith
4
40
0.18. 8
Jehiel Smith
3
40
0.17. 4
Asa Smith
3
40
0.17. 4
Job Spafford
3
40
0.17. 4
Jabez Weever
5
40
1. 0.
Jesse Sprague
3
40
0.11.
Elkanah Cook
4
40
0.18. 4
John Bowman
3
30
0.12. 8
John Train
6
40
1. 1. 4
334
STATE OF VERMONT
'Names
Days
Miles
Total
Lewis Walker
6
40
1. .1. 4
Saml. Blodgett
5
40
1. 1.
Joseph Button
7
15
4. 4
Peleg Eddy .
2
30
0.12. 8
Thomas Bentley
6
40
1. 1. 4
Moses Johnson
3
40
1.17. 4
Caleb Handey
1
20
0. 8.
James Smith
3
40
0.17. 4
Isaac Osborn
2
4C
0.15.
Amos Robinson
1
10
0. 4. 8
Andrew Potter
2
30
0.12. 8
John Varney
4
40
0.18. 8
Jona. Adams
4
40
0.18. 8
^192.11. 1
Ichabod Robinson, Capt.
Pay Table Office, 7*^ June, 1781. The Treasurer is directed to
pay to Capt. Ichabod Robinson the within pay roll, which is One
hundred and ninety-two pounds eleven shillings and one penny
lawful money. Tho« Chittenden, | Committee.
Timo. Brownson, )
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the above
in behalf of Capt. Ichabod Robinson.
Per me, Silas Whitney, Clerk.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
335
[508]
\Capt. Ezekiel Colbe's Company']
Pay Roll of Capt. Ezekiel Colbe's Company from Corinth of
three Scouts from the year 1777 and year 1781.
Men's Names
Ezekiel Colbe, Cpt.
Saml. McFee, Cpt.
Hezekiah Siloway, Lieut.
Philip Herendon
Benja. Sumbon [?]
Abner Fowler
Saml. Youngs, Lieut.
Nathan Spafford, Sergt,
Benja. Noriss
John Normon
David McKeen
Ruben Martin
Charles Crook, Sergt.
Asaph McFason
Jacob Kent
James Lukis
No. of
Per
Days
day
18
6/8
7
6/8
7
4/3
7
1/4
7
1/4
5
1/4
5
4/3
5
1/7
6
1/4
6
1/4
6
1/4
6
1/4
6
1/7
6
1/4
6
1/4
6
1/4
No. of
miles
70
30
20
20
20
20
30
30
20
20
20
30
30
30
30
30
The sum due
to each name
£
s.
7. 3.
2.16.
1.15.
0.16.
0.16.
0.13.
D.
4
8
5
4
1.11. 3
0.17.11
0.14. 8
0.14.
0.14.
0.18.
0.19.
0.18.
0.18.
0.18.
8
8
6
23. 5. 5
Ezekiel Colbe, Capt.
Pay Table Office, ) The within roll approved — the
Bennington, March 5, 1784 f Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the same to Ezekiel Colbe, Capt. or bearer — it being the sum of
twenty-three pounds five shillings and five pence.
^23.0.5 Timo. Brownson, ) p
Eli Cogsell, i" ^°'
)mmittee.
Treasurer's Office, Bennington, March 5, 1784.
Received of the T'reasurer the contents of the above order in
behalf of Ezekiel Colbe. Benja. Baldwin.
336
STATE OF VERMONT
[142]
\Capt. Jesse Satuyer's Covipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Jesse Sawyer's Company of Rangers, be-
longing to Maj. Eben'' Allen's Detachment, raised for the defence
of the State of Vermont, beginning April 25, 1780, and ending Jan.
10**^, 1781, both days included.
Names
Entered
Discharg'^
Time
in service
Wages
per mo.
Amt.
of 3
wages
Mo.
Days
Jesse Sawyer. Capt,
Apl.
25
Jan.
10
8
16
8.0.0
68. 0.
Nathl. Spencer, Lt.
1 1
i (
i (
I (
8
16
5.8.0
46.15.
Ellas Hall,
May
6
( \
(I
8
6
5.8.0
44.14. 8
David Shepherd, Sergt.
< i
9
Jan.
3
7
26
2.8.0
18.14. 6
George Sawyer, "
June
12
<(
1 (
6
22
2.8.0
16. 1. 9
William Popple,
May
14
Oct.
8
4
24
2.8.0
11.10. 6
Eleazer Marble, "
Oct.
8
Jan.
3
2
24
2.8.0
6.16. 1
Saml. Negns, "
May
31
u
(1
7
4
2.8.0
17. 2. 4
Benj. Bingham, Corpl.
( (
8
(1
1 1
7
27
2.4.0
17. 5. 8
Eben^ Popple,
(i
14
Oct.
8
4
24
2.4.0
10. 9. 4
Zenas Hyde,
June
12
Jan.
3
6
23
2.4.0
14.14.10
Eliakim Roberts, •'
i t
18
u
t f
6
17
2.4.0
14. 6.11
James Walder, Fifer
May
1
(i
(1
8
3
2.4.0
17.14.11
Benajah Cleveland, Drum.
> <
4
11
((
8
2.4.0
17. 9. 6
•William Negus
Apl.
18
Dec.
1
7
19
2.4.0
17. 6. 8
Timothy Allen
May
1
Jan.
3
8
3
2.0.0
16. 4.
Ab'" Johnson
t i
4
(4
4 4
8
2.0.0
15.18. 8
Daniel Beman
u
4
tl
(1
8
2.0.0
15.18. 8
Joseph Cook (
(<
4
Deserted
3
20
2.0.0
7. 3. 8
1
Aug.
24
Jedediah Fuller
( I
4
Jany
3
8
2.0.0
15.18. 8
Francis Herrick
t <
4
> (
8
2.0.0
15.18. 8
John Stewart
< 4
4
4 (
8
2.0.0
15.18. 8
Jona. Morey
(1
4
(.
8
2.0.0
15.18. 8
John Orton
"
5
(t
7
29
2.0.0
15.17. 4
Daniel Merrick
1 1
5
it
7
29
2.0.0
15.17. 4
James Coiey
1 t
8
t(
7
26
2.0.0
15.13. 4
James Sutherland
1 (
14
1 4
7
20
2 0.0
15. 5. 4
Andrew Griswold
li
16
4 (
7
18
2.0.0
15. 2. 8
Richard Chamberlain
t (
14
<4
7
20
-2.0.0
15. 5. 4
■John Negus
( (
15
t<
7
19
2.0.0
15. 4.
James Clark
June
6
(4
6
29
2.0.0
13.16.
Peletiah Soper
\ t
£1
4 .
6
29
2.0.0
13.16.
Robert Allen
i(
( t
Dec.
1
5
25
2.0.0
11.13. 4
David Lee
May
1
Jany
3
8
3
2.0.0
16. 4.
John Woodward
Sep.
14
\ t
4 (
3
21
2.0.0
7. 5. 4
John Darling
Aug.
13
<i
<4
4
22
2.0.0
9. 6. 8
Joseph Jackson
ki
20
t i
(4
4
15
2.0.0
8.17. 4
John Fuller
July
26
1 1
(4
5
9
2.0.0
10.11.
Samuel Terry
Aug.
17
Dec.
3
3
17
2.0.0
7. 1. 4
Jesse Jackson
k 4
1 (
Jan.
3
4
17
2.0.0
9. 1. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
337
Names
Entered
Discharg''
Time
in service
Mo.
Days
Wages
per mo.
Amt.
of
wages
Peter Parker
William Parker
Andrew Edmunds.
Benoni Bishop
Phinehaa Davis
Nathan Allen
William Lazell
David Lumbard
John Gilder
George Parker
Jacob Cummins
Daniel Barns
John Willard
Rockwell
Aag.
13
15
Sep.
Aug.
26
26
1 (
13
July
June
24
13
July 1
June 18
((
(1
June
15
Sept.
Oct.
27
8
Jan.
(1
(I
Dec.
Jan.
3
3
Deserted
Oct. 16
4
22
2.0.0
4
19
2.0.0
3
29
2.0.0
4
9
2.0.0
4
22
2.0.0
5
11
2.0.0
6
22
2.0.0
6
22
2.0.0
5
3
2.0.0
6
17
2.0.0
6
17
2.0.0
6
20
2.0.0
3
8
2.0.0
8
2.0.0
9. 8.
9. 4.
7.16.
8. 9. 4
9. 6. 8
10.12.
13. 6. 8
13. 6. 8
10. 2. 8
12.16.
12.16.
13. 4.
6. «.
0.10. 8
Officers' subsistence:
Capt. Sawyer,
Lt. Spencer,
Lt. Hall,
£17. 0.0
8.10.0
8. 4.0
;^33.14.0
Arlington, Feb. 1^\ 1781. Then personally appeared Capt.
Jesse Sawyer and made solemn oath that the within pay roll is a
just and true roll, without fraud to the State of Vermont, or any
individual, according- to my best knowledge.
Before me, Thomas Chittenden , Governor.
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll being examined and
approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to
Thos. Tolman (Paymaster to the troops of this State) being the sum
of eight hundred and forty-five pounds and /8 in hard money or
other current money equivalent, taking his receipt.
Given at Arlington, this 1^*^ day of February, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, ) ^ ...
T , o ^i. t- Committee.
John Fassett, \
March 20, 1782.
^845.0.8
Received the above in full.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[22]
338
STATE OF VERMONT
[207]
\^Lieut. Beriah Green s Co77ipany\
Pay Roll of Lieut. Beriah Green's Independent Companj' of
Rangers, raised for the defense of the State of Vermont, 1781.
c
NAME.S "^^
om-
mce-
lent
Time
of service
Per Wh^^
^°^t^ chaiged
Total
of
pay
Mo.
Days
Lt. Beriah Green Fe
b. 1
3
1
5.8.0 Ap
ril 1
10.19.7
Barnabas Strong '
' 17
5
3.0.0 Ma
IT. 31
3.10.0
Sergt. John Woods '
3
18
3.8.0
' 30
3.16.9
Nathl. Aikens
4
17
3.«.0
3.15.3
Corpl. Rufus Root '
' 11
10
2.4.0
2.18.8
" James Barrows '
' 12
9
3.4.0
2.17.3
Joseph Foster '
* 4
17
3.0.0
3. 2.8
Hallam Blackmer '
i ( *•
11
2.0.0
2.14.8
George Cox '
6
15
3.0.0
3. 0.0
Robert Whitcomb '
( 4 %
15
2.0.0 <
3. 0.0
John Harenden
i ( >
15
2.0.0
3. 0.0
Asa Foster '
i (1
15
2.0.0
3. 0.0
Abel Payn '
' 8
13
3.0.0
3.17.4
Asa Chedel '
9
13
3.0.0
3.16.0
Benj. Sessions '
t ((
13
3.0.0
3.16.0
Amos Troop '
' 10
11
2.0.0
8.14.8
Samuel Granday
' 11
10
3.0.0
3.13.4
Joseph Powers '
( i t
10
3.0.0 '
3.13.4
George Stow '
t i i
10
3.0.0
2.13.4
Peter Kendall
t ( <
10
3.0.0
3.13.4
Phineas Williams '
' 13
9
2.0.0
2.13.0
Saml. Bennett
t ( 4
9
2.0.0
3.13.0
Vespasian Hoisington '
( i (
9
3.0.0
3.J3.0
Stephen Marcey '
{ ((
9
2.0.0
2.12.0
John Wilcox
' 13
9
3.0.0
' 31
2.13.0
Daniel Lovejoy '
• 1 (
9
3.0.0
3.13.0
Gamaliel Vailes '
' 15
7
3.0.0
3. 9.4
Ammi Carrier '
' 17
5
3.0.0
2. 6.8
Samuel Allen
( 1 (
i
5
3.0.0
3. 6.8
Thomas Freeman '
6
15
2.0.0
' 20
3. 0.0
John Whitcomb '
( ((
15
3.0.0
( t (
3. 0.0
;^96. 6.8
Beriah Green,. Lieut.
Windsor County, Windsor, 7th April, 1781. The above roll
sworn to before John Fassett, Asst.
Pay Table Office. The within Pay Roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Lieut. Beriah
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
339
Green or bearer, being the sura of ninety-eight pounds seven shil-
lings and four pence, lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden, ) p
Windsor, April 7, 1781. John Fassett, \ ^°^
)m*^
March 20, 1782.
;^98.7.4
. Reed, the above in full.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[A Scout from Strafford^
[115]
A Pay Roll for a scout of three men who went from Strafford,
Feb. 18, 1781, and were in the service five days and went to Dog
River, which is 25 miles, and found themselves, by ordei of Israel
Smith, Maj.
Names
Days
Wages
Travel
fees
Total
Sergt. Richmond Crandal
Jonathan Rich
Jonathan Luce
5
5
5
1.7
1.4
1.4
4d
4
4
16.3
15.0
15.0
^2.11.7
Attest, Elijah Beeman, Lt.
Also for myself an express from Lyme [to] vStrafford, by order
of Gen. Bailey, it being 16 miles at 4*^ per mile, 5.4
Attest, Elijah Beeman.
Pay Table Office, Oct. 28, 1781. The within pay roll, etc. was
examined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Elijah Beeman or bearer, it being ;,^3.11.7, lawful money.
Thos. Chandler, ~\
Jno. Strong, > Committee.
Timo. Brownson, )
Treas'. Office, Charlestown, Oct. 25, 1781. Reed, of the Treas-
urer the contents of the above order, being ;^2.11.7, lawful money.
Elijah Beeman, Lt.
340
STATE OF VERMONT
[187]
[^Capt. Samuel Smith's Compa?iy]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Samuel Smith of Fairlee in the Alarms
in October. 1781 [1780?] and March, 1781, going to Newbury and
Royalton, &c.
Names
Days
Wages
due
Miles
Amount
travel
Capt. Sam' Smith
10
2.13. 4
20
9.4
Serg* John Marston
10
15.10
28
9.4
John Woodworth
10
13. 4
28
9.4
Elijah Blood
10
13. 4
28
9.4
Charles Annis
6 '
8.
28
9.4
Jacob Annis
6
8.
28
9.4
Isaac Annis
6
8.
28
9.4
W" Marston
9
12.
28
9.4
Peter Marston
10
13. 4
28
9.4
Asa Town
10
13. 4
38
12.9
Aaron Taft
6
8.
14
4.8
W™ Broughton
6
8.
14
■ 4.8
John Green
3
4.
14
4.8
Solomon Morey
3
4.
14
4.8
Francis Hough
3
4.
14
4.8
Simeon Morey
3
4.
14
4.8
Jonathan Jacobs
3
4.
14
4.8
Theodorus Woodward
10
13. 4
38
12.9
John Jacobs
3
4.
14
£ 7. 6.9
Total,
^17.18.7
Sam'l Smith, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, June 21, 1781. The within roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. Sam^ Smith or bearer, being the sum of seventeen
pounds eighteen shillings and seven pence.
John Fassett,
Tim° Brownsoi
I Co
)n, (
m^
June 23, 1781.
of this order.
;^17.18.7
Received of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents
Samuel Smith.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
341
[240]
\Capt. Samuel McClure's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Saml. McClure's Company at Dresden on
an alarm at Newbury the 8*^^ of March, 1781.
Names
Miles
Price
Days
Wages
Total
Saml. M^Clure, Capt.
25
0.8.4
3
1. 0.
7. 8.4
Parker Smith, Lt.
8.4
0.12. 9
1. 1.1
Charles Tilden, Sergt.
8.4
0. 4. 9
13.1
Leml. Payn, "
8.4
0. 4. 9
13.1
Eben^ Fitch, Clk.
8.4
0. 4. 9
13.1
Eben' Brewster
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Beza Woodward
(
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Jas. Wheelock
8.i
0. 4.
12.4
Eben"" Williams
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Stephen Tilden
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Eben'' Lane
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Barnabas Perking
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Benj. Smith
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Alden Spooner
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Bennoe Dewey
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Thos. Eddy
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Jona. Bsarce [?]
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Elijah Dunbar
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Osias Sylsby
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Christopher Page
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Ambrose Porter
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
David Porter
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Jabez Peck
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Nahum Sargeant
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Caleb Bingham
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Roger Fitch
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Elijah Kent
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Saml. Clap
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
John Norton
8.4
0. 4.
12.4
Benj. Smith, Jr.
8.4
0. 4.
12 4
;^17.17.0
Saml. M'^Clure, Capt.
Pay Office, Bennington, Feb 6, 1782. The within account
being approved of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the sum of
342
STATE OF VERMONT
seventeen pounds seventeen shillings to Capt. Saml. M'^Clure or to
his order. Isaac Tichenor. | ^
Timothy Brownson, )
Treasurer's Office, June 19, 1782. Reed of Ira Allen, Esq.,
Treasurer, the contents cf the abo've order, being seventeen pounds
seventeen shillings for and in behalf of Capt. Saml. M^Clure.
;^17.17.0 Eben^ Brewster.
[154]
\^Capf. Charles Nelson's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Charles Nelson's Company, raised by order
of Convention held at Cornish in Feb. 1781, for the defence of these
frontiers, from the time they engaged until 26*^ March, 1781.
Names
When
entered
service
Days
Wages
per
month
Eations
due
Total
1781.
Capt. Charles Nelson
Mar. 1='
26
8.0.0
1.14.8
8.13.4
Lt. James Mirch [Marsh]
(t li
26
5.8.0
0.17.4
5.10.8
Lt. Shubael Dimmock
" 20
6
5.8.0
0. 4.0
1. 5.6
Sergt. Abel Parks
1
26
2.8.0
2. 1.4
" Eph-" Dunlap
1 ( II
26
2.8.0
2. 1.4
" Solomon^Smith
" 20
6
2.8.0
0. 9.4
Corpl. Ziba Huntington
" 1
26
2.4.0
1.18.0
" John Campbell
<i 1 1
26
2.4.0
1.18.0
Bazaleel Burton
II i(
26
2.
1.14.8
Eliada Brown
It It
26
2.
1.14.8
Joel Cooper
11 i<
26
2.
1.14.8
Jacob Colburn
II <i
26
2!
1.14.8
Stephen Chapman
II 41
26
2.
1.14.8
W-^.Corkins
II I<
26
2.
1.14.8
David Duffin
" 14
12
2.
0.16.0
Joseph Downer
1
26
2.
1.14.8
Salmon Dowe
II (1
26
2.
1.14.8
Ezra Ellsworth
" 11
15
2.
1. 0.0
Steward Howe
" 1
26
2.
1.14.8
Enos Hoyt
" 8
18
2.
1. 4.0
Lovel Kimball
1
26
2.
1.14.8
James Kelsey
<( 1 (
26
1.14.8
Eobert Nichols
II tt
26
2.
1,14.8
Asa Preston
1 ( II
26
2.
1.14.8
Solomon Eathburn
" 14
12
2.
0.16.0
Alexander Eeynolds
1
26
2.
1.14.8
Ebenezer Stark
<i 1 (
26
2.
1.14.8
Experience Trisket [Frisket]
11 II
26
2.
1.14.8
Reuben Finney [Tinney]
1 1 (1
26
2.
1.14.8
John Tickney
>i <i
26
2.
1.14.8
Elijah Wright
11 i(
26
2.
1.14.8
Moses Warren
II 1 (
26
2.
1.14.8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
343
A true roll.
Names
When
entered
Days
Wages
per
Rations
due
Total
service
month
1781.
Aaron Warreu
Mar. 1
26
2.
'
1.14.8
Ephraim Wood
(( 11
26
2.
1.14.8
Job Williams
. t 1 (
26
2.
1.14.8
Nathan Spafiford
1 < 1 1
26
2.
1.14.8
John Nelson
" 20
6
2.
0. 8.0
James Cook
(( t »
6
2.
0. 8.0
Arthur Latham
(( 1 (
6
2.
0. 8.0
W" Davidson
t( ki
6
2.
0. 8.0
Saml. Bigsbee
n t (
6
2.
0. 8.0
Jona. Bigsbee
(< tt
6
2.
0. 8.0
Joseph Howard
a <(
6
2.
0. 8.0
Christopher Cary
( t ( (
6
2.
0. 8.0
Daniel Hovey
tt a
6
2.
0. 8.0
Joseph Taylor
" 10
16
2.
1. 1.4
John Stevens
(1 ii
16
2.
1. 1.4
Samuel Ladd
1 ( i.
16
2.
1. 1.4
;^76. 1.6
Attest, Charles Nelson. Capt.
Committee.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, June 33^ 1781. The within
pay roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay the same to the Paymaster of the Troops, being
the sum of seventy-six pounds one shilling and six pence, lawful
money, the said Paymaster to be accountable.
Timo. Brownson, )
John Fassett, )
Date above, then received of the Treasurer the contents of
the above in full.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster of the Troops.
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of this warrant. Oct 2^,
1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
344
STATE OF VERMONT
[216]
\Capt. Thomas Collins' Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Collins Company, in Col. Gideon
Warren's Regiment of Militia in the service of this State, com-
mencing the 23rd day of March and ending as entered in column
third.
Names
Capt, Thomas Collins
Lt. Solomon Wilder
Sergt. Cephas Carpenter
" AsflhelJoiner
Corpl. Levi Wood
" John Collins
Nathan Walton
Joshua Wood
Amos Herrick
Nathan Lee
Edward Bailey
Benjamin Baley
George Shearman
Entered
March 23
It
Dis-
charg"^
m
CS
Q
3
p,
month
03
17
Amt.
mil-
age
Mch. 25
8.0.0
5.8'
" 26
4
3.8.0
40
13.4
" 29
7
2.8.0
26
8.8
" 25
3
2.8.0
20
6.8
" 26
4
2.4.0
40
13,4
" 26
4
2.4.0
40
13.4
" 26
4
2.0.0
40
13.4
" 26
4
2.0.0
40
i;^.4
" 26
4
2.0.0
40
13,4
" 25
3
2.0,0
20
6.8
" 29
n
i
2.0.0
40
13,4
" 29
7
2.0.0
26
8,8
" 29
7
2.0.0
26
8,8
Total
1. 5. 8
1.10. 4
19. 9
11. 5
19.. 2
19, 2
18, 8
18, 8
18, 8
10. 8
1. 2. 8
0,18,
0,18,
;^12,10.10
Thomas Collins, Capt.
State of Vermont, ) Clarendon, June 11, 1781, Personally ap-
Rutland County, j peared Capt. Thomas Collins, signer to the
foregoing roll, and made solemn oath that the several articles
therein mentioned are justly and truly charged and entered accord-
ing to the best of his knowledge.
Sworn before me.
Increase Mosely, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table OfBce, 12th. of June 1781. The within roll being
examined is approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. Thomas Collins or order, which is twelve pounds ten
shillings and two pence.
Thos, Chittenden, | ^ -i.*
n^-^ -D r Committee.
Timo. Brownson, j
Date above, received the contents of the above order in behalf
of Thos. Collins, George Shearman,
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
345
[177] [A Scout from Moretowti]
A Pay Roll of a scout from Moretown. March, 1781.
Names
Days
Per
day
Miles
Mil-
age
Total
Eben"' Martin, Capt.
James M'^Laughlin, Lt.
John Hnnkins
10
10
10
6.8
4.3
1.4
80
80
80
4
4
4
4.13. 4
3. 9. 2
2. 0.
£\^. 2. 6
Attest, Eben^ Martin, Capt.
John Barron, Major.
Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784. The within Pay
Roll being examined and-approved, the Treasurer will pay the con-
tents of the same to Maj. John Barron for said scout, being the sum
■of Ten pounds 2/6 lawful money.
Tim" Brownson, ) .-^
Thomas Tolman. f Committee.
Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784.
the above order.
^10.2.6
Rec"^ of the Treasurer the contents of
John Barron.
■[99]
\Capt. John Throop' s Coinpa7iy\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Throop's Company of Militia for
their service in the late alarm and what they are allowed for time
from their respective homes. March 9, 1781.
Names
•Capt. John Throop
Lt. Bartholomew Durkee
" Thomas Vail
Sergt. Darius Sessions
" Abidai Smith
" Elijah Mason
William Willson
Corpl. John Peran
Edmund Hodges
Eesolved Sessions
Com-
mencing
March 9
4
pr
Amt.
0)
P^
day
pay
mile
5.4
1. 1.4
4d
4
3.7
14.4
17
4
1.7
14.4
17
4
1.7
6.4
27
4
1.7
6.4
40
7
1.7
11.1
17
4
1.6
6.4
17
. 3
1.4
4.6
17
4
1.4
5.4
17
4
1.4
5.4
40
Total
1. 7.0
1. 0.0
1. 0.0
]5.4
19.8
16.9
12.0
10.2
11.0
18.8
346
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Nathl. Throop. Sar'
John Bacon
Henry Ainsworth
Jona. Bebee
Sylvester Bugbee
Timothy Blaimer
Josiah Badcock
Nathan Chase
Asa Child
John Cheedle
Daniel Frasor
W'" Saml. Hutchinson
Seth Hodges
John Hour
Thomas Noonan
Daniel Sharp
Eben"" Winslow
Samuel Snow
Jona. Carpenter
Ellzah Carpenter
Isaiah Tinkham
Com-
pr
Amt.
01
P^
mencing
day
pay
17
mile
March 9
4
1.4
5.4
4d
4
1.4
5.4
17
4
1.4
5.4
17
4
1.4
5.4
17
6
1.4
8.0
17
4
1.4
5.4
17
4
1.4
5.4
17
4
1.4
5.4
17
3
1.4
4.0
17
4
1.4
5.4
17
7
1.4
9.4
17
3
1.4
4.0
17
6
1.4
8.0
17
8
1.4
4.0
17
4
1.4
5.4
17
4
1.4
5.4
17
7
1.4
9.4
17
3
1.4
4.0
17
3
1.4
4.0
17
3
1.4
4.0
17
3
1.4
4.0
17
Total
11.0
11.0
11.0
11.0
13.8
11.0
11.0
11.0
9.8
11.0
15.0
9.&
13.8
9.8
11.0
11.
15.0
9.8
9.8
9.8
9.8
;^30. 5.7
The above is a true pay roll.
Attest,
John Throop.
Windsor County, Windsor, April 14, 1781.
Sworn before John Fassett, Asst.
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. John Throop
or bearer, being the sum of twenty pounds five shillings and seven
pence, lawful money. Windsor, April 14, 1781.
Timo. Brownson, ) ^ ...
T u u 1.4. (■ Committee.
John tassett, )
June 19, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
the above order.
£20.5.7 John Throop.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
347
[162]
\^Lieut. Daniel Spooner's Company^
A Pay Roll of Lieut. Daniel Spooner's Company of Militia
that marched to Orford on the Alarm, March, 1781.
Names
Lt. Daniel Spooner
En. Jonah Loomis
Sergt. George Denison
" John Harvey
Corpl. Joseph Evans
" Oliver Eust
" Joseph Grow, Jun.
" John Grow
Dan Davison
Asa Taylor
Zebulon Lee
Thomas Eichardson
James Eichardson
Moses Webster
Asa Wright
Phineus Eust
Jeremiah Eust
John Dunbar
Nehemiah Liscom
W"" Sumner
Eobert Green
Joseph Eemington
Walter Smith
Timo. Lull
W™ S. Ashley
Phin^ Killam
Isaac Main
Wilder Willard
Eli Willard
Nathan Call
Eleazer Bishop
Benj. Munsell
Job. Tiller
Parsons Antisill
John Goldsbary
W"^ Gouldsbary
Joseph Gallup
Paul Spnoner, Sur°
Timo. Fisher
W™ Patterson
Days
P'- day
Amt.
pay
Miles
P^
mile
4a
Total
2
H.7
7.2
32
0.17.10
2
3.7
7.2
32
( (
17.10
2
1.7
3.2
32
( (
13.10
2
I.e.
3.2
32
1 (
13.10
2
1.6
3.
32
« 4
13. 8
2
1.6
3.
32
1 (
13. 8
2
1.6
3.
32
1 (
13. 8
2
1.4
3.
32
> (
13. 8
2
1.4
2.8
32
( i
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
( <
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 1
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
4 i
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
i c
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
i i
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
( i
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
< <
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 <
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
( c
13. 4
2
1.4.
2.8
32
< <
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 <
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
( c
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
( (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 <
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
i <
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
i (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
t (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 <
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
( (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
( 4
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
> (
13. 4
2
5.4
10.8
32
1 <
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
1 (
13. 4
2
1.4
2.8
32
i (
13. 4
Eations
2. 8
£21.\iS.
A true roll. Attest, Danl. Spooner, Lt.
Windsor County, Windsor, April 17, 1781. Sworn before
-;,^-27.16.0 John Fassett, Asst.
348
STATE OF VERMONT
State of Vermont, Pay Table Office. The within pay roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Lt. Daniel Spooner or bearer, being the sum of twenty-
seven pounds sixteen shillings lawful money.
Thos. Chittenden, | ^
John Fassett, \ Committee.
June 25, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order. Paul Spooner.
[143] [Capt. John Burt's Co7npany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Burt's Company in Col. Samuel
Fletcher's Regiment of Militia, for service done in the month of
March, 1781, both days included.
Names
Capt. Burt
Lt. Every Holbrook
" Peter Hazeltine
Sergt. Amos Holbrook
" Am^ [Amariah] Taft
John Hunthin [Huntlin]
Iham Barns
Benj. Murdock
Benj. Kugg
Caleb Hayward
Ephre Barns
Jona. elation
Benj. How
John How
Thad^ Hazeltine
Byal Hazeltine
Thomas Case
Thomas Black
John Dyer
Benj. Dyer
Ebeu. Burt
William Robins
Saml. Wiswell
Paul Hayward
Stephen Wilcox
Isaac Hunt [Hart]
Silas Hayward
Josh Wood
Amos Gray
Benj. Fuller
Edward Smith
Josiah Fisk
- TS
^'^
03
0)
a§S
CI %
0)
00
do
g-^l
n:3
3
^-2
ft
.»3
a
o o ft
o
■ I.H
.(J
OS
5
<i
iz;
«
<i
11th
12th
2
10.8
15
4
7.8
18.4
2
9.3
ki
2
6.4
13.7
2
7.3
(<
2
6.4
13.7
2
3.4
1 1
5.0
8.4
2
3.8
<l
5.0
8.4
2
2.8
<t
5.
7.8
2
2.8
((
5.
7.8
2
2.8
1 <
5,
7.8
2
2.8
4 i
5.
7.8
2
2.8
1 (
5.
7.8
2
2.8
4 C
5.
■ 7.8
2
2.8
1 (
5.
7.8
2
2.8
( 4
5.'
7.8
2
2.8
t t
5.
7.8
2
2.8
t 4
5.
7.8
2
2.8
((
5.
7.8
2
2.8
ii
5.
7.8
S
2.8
4 (
5.
7.8
2
2.8
( (
5.
7.8
2
2.8
( <
5.
7.8
\ *
2
2.8
4 (
5.
7.8
2
2.8
( <
5.
7.8
2
2.8
( (
5.
7.8
2
2.8
t (
5.
7.8
2
2.8
t (
5.
7.8
2
2.8
((
5.
7.S
2
2.8
1(
5.
7.8
2
2.8
((
5.
7.8
2
2.8
( <
5.
7.8
2
2.8
i4
5.
7.8
2
2.8
( t
5.
7.8
2
2.8
( (
5.
7.8
/"1 o o o
John Burt, Capt-
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
34&
State of Vermont, Arling-ton, Aug. 13, 1781. The within roll
sworn to by Capt. John Burt, before
John Fasset, Jr., Asst.
Pay Table Office, Aug. 13, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. John Burt or bearer, being thirteen pounds nine shillings and
twopence, lawful money. John Fassett, | Co n^e
Timo. Brownson, f
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order.
;^13.9.2 John Burt.
[105]
[^Scouts under Command of Lieut. Nathaniel IV/iite]
A Pay Roll of a party of Men belonging to Col. Peter Olcott's
Regiment, under the command of Lieut. Nathaniel White, em-
ployed as Scouting Parties for one month by Col. Olcott's order, in
the month of March, 1781.
Names
Nathl. White, Lt.
Robert Johnston
John Barron
Benjamin Barnard
Elijah Blood
John Barnard
Samuel Miller
Levi Collins
John Andross
Nathan SpaflFord
John Gait
Jeremiah Bowen
Thomas McFarland
John Jacobs
Nicholas White
When
engaged
1^' March
For -what
term
one month
Time of service
Dollars
per
month
18
Months
Days
30
30
6§
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
30
do
Total
5. 8. a
2.
2.
2.
3.
2.
2.
2.
3.
2.
2.
2.
2.
2.
3,
;^33.8.(>
Nathl. White, Lieut.
I do swear by the Ever-Living God, that the within Roll is a
true state of the company under my command, without any fraud
to the State of Vermont or any individual, according to my best
knowledge. Natha. W^hite, Lieut.
Feb. 5, 1782. Sworn before me.
Noah White, Justice of Peace.
350
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 27'^ Feb. 1782. The above
pay roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay unto Lieut. Nathl. White the sum of thirty-three pounds eight
shillings lawful money. Nathl. Brush, ) ^ . ,
Irr\- -L _ c committee,
saac Tichenor, )
Treasurer's Office, Windsor, June 18, 1782. Reed, of I. Allen,
Treasurer, the contents of this order for Lieut. White.
Bildad Andros.
[83]
[A Scout from Strafford^
A Pay Roll of three men which went from Strafford to Brook-
field in the month of March-, 1781, on a Scout in the State service,
by orders from Gen. Olcott.
Names
Days
Per day
Miles
Total
Ensign Solomon Calkin
John Harris
James Ordway ^ '
3
3
3
1.7^
1.4
1.4
20
20
20
0.10. 6
0.10. 8
0.10. 8
^1.11.10^
Pay Table Office, Oct. 22, 1782. The within pay roll examined
and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to
Solomon Calkin, or bearer, it being one pound eleven shillings ten
V^ pence. John Strong, ) Committee.
Timothy Brownson,
1783. Received of Ira
Thetford, July 28, 1783. Received of Ira Allen, Esq.,
Treasurer, one pound eleven shillings and ten pence half penny
Lawful Money in full of the within account and above order.
^1.11.10>^ Elijah Beaman.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
351
[58]
\Capt. Samuel S. Savage's Conipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Savage's Company of Militia, that marched
the 16th day of March last by order from Genl. Baley, Esq.
Windsor. March 16, 1781.
Names
Days
Miles
Amount
Capt. Saml. Stow Savage
3
42
1.10.
Lt. Jerathl. Comings
1. 4. 9
Lt. Smith
1. 4. 9
Sergt. James Fletcher
0.18. 9
Sergt. Worcester
0.18. 9
•' Hunter
0.18. 9
" Woods
0.18. 9
Corpl. Bishop
0.18. 9
" Adams
0.18. 6
William Hunter
0.18. 6
Elnathan Hubbard
0.18. 6
Jeremh. Bishop
0.18.
Elijah Allen
0.18.
Edward Allen
0.18.
Jos. Palmenty
0.18.
John Wood
0.18.
Jona. Cady
0.18.
John Caday
0.18.
Benj. Caday
0.18.
Nathan Fish
0.18.
Total
\
;^19. 9. 6
Test, Saml. Stow Savage, Capt.
Windsor County, Windsor, Apl. 13, 1781. Sworn before
John Fassett, Asst.
State of Vermont, Pay Table Office. The within pay roll ex-
amined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. Saml. Stow Savage or bearer, being the sum of
nineteen pounds nineteen shillings and six pence, lawful money.
Given at Windsor, Apl. 13, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, ) Q^^ee
John Fassett, \
June 14, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treas., the contents of the
above order for Capt. Savage. Eben"" Curtis.
352
STATE OF VERMONT
[19] \^Capt. John Marcys Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Mercy's Company of Militia that
marched the 16'^ day of March last by orders from Gen. Bailey, Esq.,
Windsor, March 16, 1781.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. John Mercy
3
42
1.10.
Lt. Elnathan Strong
1. 4. 9
Lt. Eben'' Hoisington
1. 4. 9
Sergt. John Mercey
O.IS. 9
Saml. Pattrick
0.18. 9
Matthew Pattrick
0.18. 9
William Hilton
0.18. 9
Corpl. Thomas Wilson
0.18. 6
" llezekiah Thompson
*
0.18. 6
Sylvanus Waters
0.18.
Stephen Jacobs
0.18.
Eldad Hubbard
0.18.
Eben"" Curtis
0.18.
John Curtis
0.18.
Elisha Hawley
0.18.
Joseph Thomas
0.18.
Joel Butler
0.18.
Peter Currier
0.18.
Jacob Hastens
0.18.
Eben"" Squire
0.18.
Jeded*^ Levins
0.18.
Stephen Marcy
0.18.
Lothrop Thomson
0.18.
Simeon Knovvlton [Nolton]
0.18.
Saml. Mercy
0.18.
Isaiah Burke
0.18.
Leonard Spoilden
18.
John Gouss
0.18.
W" & Saml. Jewett, 18/ each
1.16.
-
^28. 9. 6
John Marcy, Capt.
Windsor County, Windsor, April 13, 1781.
Sworn before John Fassett, Asst.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
353
Pay Table Office. The within pay roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. John Marcy
or bearer, being the sum of twenty-eight pounds, nine shillings and
six pence, lawful money.
Given at Windsor, April 13, 1781.
Thos. Chittenden, ) ^
;^28.9.6. John Fassett, j- ^"i"
Bennington, 22d June, 1781. Then received the contents of
the within pay roll. John Marcy, Captain.
[14] \_Capt. J. Burk's and Capt. M. Gibson s Companies]
A Pay Abstract for Capt. Jesse Burk's and Capt. Michael
Gilson's Companies, officers and soldiers included, who marched in
the Alarm, March (at Newbury) 1781.
Names
Capt. Jesse Burk
Sub° Benj. Whitney
Non-com'^ Experience Fisk
Jabez Perry
Cleaford Chaffy
Richard Doraen [Deraen?]
Calvin Chaffy
John Gould
Charles Rice
y-Nathl. Kittredge
Joseph Burk
John M'^Neal
Silas Burk
Jesse Ide
Cornelius Miller
Pearl Gould
Saml. Phipper
John Petty
Abel Carpenter
No.
No.
Pay
Wages
days
3
miles
30
per
mile
per
day
4d
5/4
3
30
4
3/7
3
30
4
1/5/2
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/1
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/1
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/1
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/4
3
30
4
1/4
Total
1. 6.
1. 0.
0.14.
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
0.14
9
4^
^11- 5. i;
Pay Table Office, 6th Sept. 1781. The within pay roll examined
and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt.
Jesse Burk or bearer, it being fourteen pounds, five shillings and
a penny
[23]
John Strong, , ^^^,,
Timo. Brownson, \
354
STATE OF VERMONT
Rec'd. Arlington, Sept. 15, 1781, of the Treasurer the contents
of the within order. Jesse Burk, Capt.
[52]
[Capt Joshua Hazens Company [party]
A Pay Roll for that pa[r]t of Capt. Joshua Hazen's Company
in Col. Wood's Regiment that marcht with Lieut. William Bramble
to Dresden in the alarm at Newbury when Col. Thos. Johnson
was carried away captive. [March, 1781]
Names
William Bramble
Asa Kmerson
Jacob Hall
Jonathan Burtch
Jesse Hall
Joshua Dewey
Abel Marsh
Eoger Marsh
Elkanah Spra^ue, Jr.
Elnathan Allen
ElHot Porter
Jonathan Reynold
W" Curtis
James Burtch
Isaac Jones
Oliver Wateman
W°' Dunham
John Carpenter
Joseph Marsh, Jr.
Daniel Marsh
Thos. Eichardson
W™ Burtch
Rank
Miles
travel
Days
in
service
Lieut.
12
o
Sergt.
do
3
Private
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
. 2
do
do
2
Corporal
do
2
Private
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
do
do
2
r
:otal of t
he whole
Expense
^0.8.
2.11
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
Total
0.12. 6
6.11
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 9-
fi. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
6. 8
,;^7.12.4. 8*
*So in roll.
Test. William Bramble, Lieut.
Hartford, April y« 3rd, 1781.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, June 22, 1781. The within
account examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to
pay the same to Lt. William Bramble or bearer, being seven pounds
seven shillings and six pence,
Jno. Fassett, ^ ^^^^^^
limo. Brownson, \
June 23, 1781. Received of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents
of this order.
;^7.12.6. Elkanah Sprague.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
355
[370] \Capt. Joshua Hazen's Company]
A Paj'- Roll of Capt. Joshua Hazen's Companyj who marched
to PJermont, upon Gen. Bailey's request, March 9, A. D. 1781, in
the Alarm at Peacham.
Names
Days
Wages
due
1.0.8
Miles
from
Miles
home
Amt.
travel
0.10.0
Total
Joshua Hazen, Capt.
2
30
30
1. 0.8
Asa Hazen, Sergt.
2
3.2
30
30
10.
13.3
David Wright,
2
3.2
30
30
10.
13.2
Elias Chapman, Sergt.
2
3.2
30
30
10.
13.2
Andrew Tracy, "
2
3.2
30
30
10.
13.2
Stephen Tilden, Jr., Corpl.
2
3.0
30
30
10.
13.0
Hezekiah Hazen, "
2
3.0
30
30
10.
13.0
John Gillet [Jillet],
2
3.0
30
30
10.
13.0
Joseph Chapman
2
2.8
30
30
10.
13.8
Erastus Chapman
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Simeon Curtis
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Thomas Savage
2
2.8
30
30
10.
13.8
Thomas Hazen
2
2.8
30
30
10.
13.8
Solomon Hazen
2
2.8
30
30
10.
13.8
Flavel [Israel] Gillet
2
2.8
30
30
10.
13.8
Enoch Eaton
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Jonathan Bement
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Timo. Johnston
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Artery Robinson
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Nathl. Bugby
2
2.8
80
30
10.
12.8
Nehemiah Closson
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
James Tracy
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Thomas Tracy
3
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Josiah Tilden
. 2
2.8
30
30
10.
13.8
Luther Powell
2
• 2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Calvin Powell
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
William Strong
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Solomon Strong
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Solomon Strong, Jr.
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Seth Savage
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Benj. Wright
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Redinton Wright
2
2.8
30 '
30
10.
12.8
Benj. Burk
2
2.8
30
30
10.
12.8
Stephen Tilden
2
2.8
30
30
10,
12.8
;{:22. 1.8
Attest, Joshua Hazen, Captain.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, June 22^ 1781. The within
account examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to
pay the same to Capt. Joshua Hazen or bearer, being twenty-two
pounds one shilling and eight pence.
Thos. Fassett, Timo. Brownson, Committee.
June 23, 1781. Reed, in full.
^22.1.8 Elkanah Sprague.
356
STATE OF VERMONT
[290]
\^Capt. Timothy Brush's Company {part) "j
A Pay Roll of part Capt. Timothy Brush's Company, who
marched by order of Col. Peter Olcott at the time the enemy came
to Peacham, under the command of Lieut. John Hopson,
March 9, 1781.
Names
Time pay
ment
"Days
Wag-
es
due
Miles
travel
Pr
mile
Amt.
travel
Total
Lt. John Hopson
March 9
2
3.7
12
4d
s
0.4.0
11. 2
Sergt. Joel Stimson
2
1.7
12
4
4.
7. 2
" Elas Newton
2
1.7
12
4
4.
7. 2
" Benj. Burton
2
1.7
12
4
4.
7. 2
Corpl. Elisha Freeman
2
1.5
12
4
4.
6.10
John Bush
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Elijah Baldwin
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Jona. Bartlet
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Joseph Bartlet
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Elet Bartlet
2
2.8
12
4
4
G. 8
John Burton
2.
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Israel Brown
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Daniel Brown
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Jonathan Benton
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
David Belknap
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Elijah Burnap
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Prince Freeman
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Hezekiah Goodrich
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Josiah Goodrich
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Reuben Hatch
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
John Hatch
2
£.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Constant Murdock[Moredock]
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Cyprian Morgan
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Francis Smalley
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
John Spear
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
John Sargent
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Jonas Eichards
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Samuel Thacher [Tacher]
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Levi Waterman
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Joseph Wales
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
John Slaughton
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
Eoswell Morgan
2
2.8
12
4
4
6. 8
;^10.19. 6
A true roll.
Attest,
John Hopson, Lieut.
Norwich, June 9, 1781. Then personally appeared Lieut.
John Hopson of Norwich afor*^ and made oath to the within,
pay roll, that it was made according to the best of his judgment.
Before me, Nathl. Brown, Justice of the Peace.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS 357
Pay Table Office, 25*'' June, 1781. Examined and approved,
the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to John Hopkins, or
bearer, it being ten pounds nineteen shillings and six pence.
■L-^ TD [ Committee.
Timo. Brownson, j
Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order.
;,^10.19.6 Elisha Burton.
358
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360
STATE OF VERMONT
[375]
\^A Scout under Lieut. James Smalley\
A Pay Roll for service done in a Scout under the command of
Lt. James Smalley at the time of the Alarm at Peacham, by order
from Col. Peter Olcott, March 16, 1781.
Names
Time
engaged
Days
Wages
due
Miles
Pr
mile
Amt.
travel
Total
Lt. James Smalley
Jona. Lord
Elisha Waterman
Mar. 16
1 < <t
4
4
4
0.15.0
5.4
5.4
30
30
30
4d
4
4
0.10.0
10.
10.
1. 4.4
15.4
15.4
i:2.17.8
Jas. Smalley, Lt.
State of Vermont. Norwich, 9th of June, 1781. Sworn before
Benj. Emmons, Asst.
Examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same, it being two pounds seventeen shillings and eight pence.
Pay Table Office, 25th June, 1781.
ir^. D \ Committee.
Timo. Brownson, )
June 25, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents
of this order.
^2.17.8 Elisha Burton.
[268]
\Capt. Benjamin Cox's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Cox's Company of Militia, for marching
to Fort Fortitude at Bethel in the year 1781.
Names
Capt. Benj. Cox
Sergt. John Newton
Amos Bicknell
Nathan Boman
Joseph Boman
Solomon Aikins
William Freeman
Andrew vStevens
Saml. Steward [Steard]
Time
when
Mar. 9
Days
Miles
Pr
day
2
7
5.4
2
7
1.7
2
7
1.4
2
7
1.4
2
7
1.4
2
7
1.4
2
7
1.4
2
7
1.4
a
7
1.4
Total
0.13.0
0. 5.6
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
^2 13.6
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
361
Norwich, April 9, 1781. Then appeared before me Capt.
Benj. Cox and made oath that the within pay roll was just, with-
out fraud to the public or any private person.
Benj. Emmons, Asst.
Pay Table Office, June 23, 1781. The within pay roll exam-
ined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same,
which is eleven pounds seventeen shillings and two pence.
Timo. Brownson, ) r-^«.«,,-ff^^
>■ Committee,
June 25, 1781.
Treasurer.
^11.17.2.
John Fassett,
Reed, the contents of this order of I. Allen,
Joseph Foster.
[254] [A Scout from Moretown]
A Pay Roll of a Scout from Moretown.
Names
Ebeti'' Martin, Capt.
James McLaughlin, Lt.
John Hunkins
When
marched
Mar. 1781
Days
P'^
day
Miles
10
0.6.8
80
10
0.4.3
80
10
0.1.4
80
Total
4.13.4
3. 9.2
2. 0.0
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Eben'" Martin, Capt.
John Barron, Major
Pay Table Office, Rutland, Oct . 29, 1784. The within roll being
examined and approved, the Treasurer will pay the contents of
the same to Maj. John Barron, for said scout, being the sura of
ten pounds 2/6 lawful money.
Timo. Brownson, ) ,^ ., .
rpi rr> 1 Y Committee.
Thos. Tolman, f
Rutland, Oct. 29, 1784.
of the above order.
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Reed, of the Treasurer the contents
John Barron.
362
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[169] \_Capt. William Heaton's Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt, William Heaton's Company of Militia in
Thetford, from August, 1780, to April, 1781, in the alarm at
Royalton and twice to Newbery, &c.
Wages
Amt. of
Names
Days
due
4. 0.0
Miles
travel
Capt. William Heaton
12
68
1.2.8
Lt. Timo. Bartholomew
12
2.16.0
68
1.2.8
Lt. John Wright
12
2.16.0
68
1.2.8
Lt. Abner Howard
12
2.16.0
68
1.2.8
Sergt. E. Hosford
12
19.
68
1.2.8
Sergt. Joel Strong
12
19.
68
1.2.8
" Joel Cham be rl in
12
19.
68
1.2.8
" Walter Abbot
12
19.
68
1.2.8
Corpl. Simon Gillet
12
17.
68
1.2.8
" Frederick Arnist
12
17.
68
1.2.8
" Charles Chamberlin
12
17.
68
1.2.8
" Richard Wallace
12
17.
68
1.2.8
David English
12
16.
68
1.2.8
David Mann
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Frederick Mann
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Eldad Post
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Aaron Post
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Ichabod Trusdel
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Aaron Truesdel
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Aaron Hosford
12
16.
68
1.2.8
John Stewart
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Abijah Howard
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Joseph Hosford
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Noah Swetland
12
16.
68
1.2.8
W™ Cushman
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Elisha Woodworth
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Joseph Downer
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Cushman Downer
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Gardner Dustou
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Orange Heaton
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Abner Chamberlin
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Elijah Howard
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Benj. Chamberlin
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Saml. Galusha
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Zebede Howard
12
16.
68
1.2.8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
365
Wages
Amt. of
Names
Days
due
Miles
travel
Moses Cadwell
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Beriah Loomis
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Abel Wright
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Samuel Wright
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Jonathan Nichols
12
16.
68
1.2.8
John Osboru
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Samuel Rogers
12
16.
68
1.2.&
George Hubbard
12
16.
68
1.2.8
David Bow
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Thomas Divine
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Moody Truman
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Jeptha Tyler
12
16.
68
1.2.8
Solomon Strong
12
16.
68
1.2.8
^98.0.0
Pay Table Office, June 23^ 1781. The within pay roll is
examined and approved, and the Treasurer is hereby ordered ta
pay the same to Capt. William Heaton or bearer, it being for the
sum of ninety-eight pounds.
Tim.o. Brownson, ) r^ •,,
T , o^ y Committee.
John Strong,
June 26, 1781.
this order.
^98.0.0
Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
Timo. Bartholomew.
366
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[340] \Capt. Si??ieon Stevens' Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Simeon Stevens' Company in Newbury,
from May, 1779, to May, 1781, of service done in guarding and
scouting in the sundry alarms, guarding prisoners, under the com-
mand of Col. Peter Olcott.
Names
Days
Pay
pr month
Total
Simeon Stevens, Capt.
25
12.0.0
6.13.4
Joseph Chamberlin, Lt.
25
8
4. 6.4
Dudley Carleton, 2'^ Lt.
25
8
4. 6.4
Saml. Eaton
19
2.8
1.10.3
Wright Chamberlin \
19
2.8
1.10.3
Henry Lovewell >• Sergts.
19
2.8
1.10.3
Josiah Page )
19 '
2.8
1.10.3
Joseph Wilson
19
2.
1. 5.4
Err Chamberlin
19
2.
1. 5.4
Otho Stevens
19
2.
1. 5.4
Saml. Stevens
19
2.
1. 5.4
William Wallace
19
2.
1. 5.4
Zaoheus Lovewell
19
2.
1. 5.4
William Tapline
19
2.
1. 5.4
James Dodge
29
2.
1.18.8
Levi Sylvester, Jr.
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jacob Fowler, 3*^
19
2.
1. 5.4
Joseph White, Jr.
19
2.
1. 5.4
Amos Berratt [Benatt]
19
2.
1. 5.4
Thomas Chamberlin
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jacob Page
19
2.
1. 5.4
David Hazletine
33
2.
2. 4.
Robert Hunkins
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jona. Goodwin
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jacob Kent
19
2.
1. 5.4
Thomas Brock
19
2.
l.,5.4
Eben^ White
19
2.
1. 5.4
John Mills, Jr.
19
2.
1. 5.4
John Mills, Sen.
19
2.
1. 5.4
Reuben Foster
19
2.
1. 5.4
Isaac Stevens
19
2.
1. 5.4
Mansfield Taplin
19
2.
1. 5.4
Duncan McLean
26
2.
1.14.8
Remembrance Chamberlin
19
2.
1. 5.4
'John Taplin
19
2.
1. 54
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
369
Names
Days
Pay
pr month
Total
Abner Fowler
19
2.
1. 5.4
Benjamin Muzzey
19
2.
1. 5.4
Robert Johnstone .
57
2.
3.16.
Peletiah BlibS
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jona, Butterfield
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jona. Fowler
19
2.
1. 5.4
John Hazeltine
19
2.
1. 5.4
Asa Webster
19
2.
1. 5.4
Saml. Barnate
19
2.
1. 5.4
Willibie Goodin
19
2.
1. 5.4
Benj. Barnett
19
2.
1. 5.4
John Goodwin
19
2.
1. 5.4
John Barnate
19
2.
1. 5.4
Uriah Chamberlin
19
2.
1. 5.4
John Brown
19
2.
1. 5.4
Ephraim Lecy
19
2.
1. 5.4
Gideon Smith
19
2.
1. 5.4
Aaron Osmore
39
2.
2.12.
Saml. Heath
19
2.
1. 5.4
Ephraim Bayley
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jameas Heath
19
2.
1. 5.4
Ephraim Webster
19
2.
1. 5.4
Ephraim Webster, Jun''
19
2.
1. 5.4
Fry Bayley
29
2.
1.18.8
Peter Johnson
19
2.
1. 5.4
Elihu Johnson
20
2.
1. 6.8
Saml. Johnson
19
2.
1. 5.4
John Russell
19
2.
1. 5.4
Amos Kirnball
8
2.
10.8
Saml. Webster
19
2.
1. 5 4
Abiel Chamberlin
31
2.
2. 1.4
Timo. Sargent
19
2.
1. 5.4
Neh^ Lovewell, Jr.
19
2.
1. 5.4
John Baird
19
2.
1. 5.4
Sylvanus Heath
19
2.
1. 5.4
Neh'' Lovewell, Senior
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jacob Bayley, Jr.
19
2.
1. 5.4
Moses Kelly
19
2.
1. 5.4
James Bayley
19
2.
1. 5.4
William Johnson
19
2.
1. 5.4
Nathl. Chamberlin
19
2.
1. 5.4
[24]
370
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
Pay
pr month
Total
Saml. Hadley
32
2.
2. 2.8
Asher Chamberlin
23
2.
1.10.8
Silas Chamberlin
19 .
2.
1. 5.4
Jacob Fowler, Jr.
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jacob Gates
39
2.
2.12.
Jona. Lovewell
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jacob Kent, Junior
19
2.
1. 5.4
Edmund Brown
19
2.
1. 5.4
James Vance
19
2.
1. 5.4
John Vance
19
2.
1. 5.4
Thos. Hibbard
19
2.
1. 5.4
Joseph Taylor
19
2.
1. 5.4
Thomas Johnson
19
2.
1. 5.4
Paul Ford
19
2.
1. 5.4
Thos. McKeitch
19
2.
1. 5.4
Samuel Fellows
19
2.
1. 5 4
Andrew Carter
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jesse Heath
19
2.
1. 5.4
Aaron Shepard
19
2.
1. 5.4
Nicholas White
19
2.
1. 5.4
Moses Chamberlin
21
2.
1. 8.
Stephen Powers
19
2.
1. 5.4
Jona. Powers
19
2.
1. 5 4
Ashbel Shepard
14
2.
18 8
Cornelius Morgan
19
2.
1. 5.4
;^149.7.4
Simeon Stevens, Capt.
Newbury, June 7, 1785. This certifieth that then Capt.
Simeon Stevens personally appeared and gave solemn oath to the
truth of the within roll, errors excepted, before me,
Jacob Kent, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, July 9, 1785. The within roll
is examined and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same, amounting to one hundred forty-nine pounds seven shil-
lings and four pence, lawful money, to Capt. Simeon Stevens (or
bearer)
Sam^ Barilet, | ^ .,,
n^- -D y Committee.
1 imo. Brownson, j
Sunderland, July 9, 1785. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the
contents of this order.
^149.7.4 John G. Bayley.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
371
[331]
[Scouts under Cominand of Capt. Frye Bayley\
A Pay Roll of a party of men belonging to Col. Peter Olcott's
Regiment under the command of Capt. Frye Bayley, employed in
scouting, dated at Newbury, 8th May,. 1781.
When
For
Time of
service
Names
en-
gaged
what
term
Total
Mos.
Days
Frye Bayley, Capt.
1
7
9.17.4
James Bayley, Lt.
!^
1
7
6.12.7
Thos. Chamberlin, Lt.
h9
o
20
3.11.8
Thomas Johnson
d; .
•rs
16
1. 1.4
Levi Sylvester
Cfi'
1
7
2. 9.4
Aaron Sheppard
in
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03
20
1. 6.8
Ephraim Webster
<_
15
1. 0.0
Stephen Powers
1
7
2. 9.4
Jonathan Powers
Cu
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1
7
2. 9.4
Samuel Johnson
o
3
20
1. 6.8
Jesse Heath
Asa Webster
CD
O
o
15
14
1. 0.0
0.18.8
David Hazeltine
o
r^
19
1. 5.4
Joseph White
cr
CD
3
26
1.14.8
Jacob Bayley, Jr.
1-1
i-j
1
2
2. 2.8
Nehemiah Lovewell
sr
CD
1
7
2. 9.4
John Lovewell
l-^
1
7
2. 9.4
Abiel Chamberlin
1—'
12
0.16.0
Err Chamberlin
CO
o
c
15
1. 0.0
Nathl. Merrill
f-t-
o
10
0.13.4
Joseph Chamberlin
w
4
0. 5.4
Samuel Eaton
5'
15
1. 0.0
Samuel Hadley
^
CO
fD
10
0.13.0
Joshua Bayley
j»
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1
( (
2. 0.0
Henry Lovewell
o
1
7
2. 9.4
John Gibson
00
o
1
7
2. 9.4
Benj. Barnett
1
It
2. 0.0
^57.10.7
The above is a true and just pay
officer.
Newbury, May 8, 1781.
roll on the honor of
Frye Bayley, Capt.
an
372
STATE OF VERMONT
In Council, Feb. 18, 1782. Resolved, that it be and hereby is
recommended to the committee of Pay Table to adjust and draw
an order on the Treasurer for the payment of the within Pay Roll.
Attest, Jos. Fay, Secretary.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 19, 1782. The within pay
roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
sum of fifty-seven pounds ten shillings and seven pence to Capt.
Frye Bayley or order. Isaac Tichenor, | ^
Nathl. Brush, f Committee.
Treasurer's Office, Windsor, Feb. 20, 1783. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Esq., Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being-
fifty-seven pounds ten shillings and seven pence, lawful money,
for and in behalf of Capt. Frye Bayley.
p^57.10.7 Nehemiah Lovewell, Jr.
[15] [ Capt. Stephen Calkms' Coinpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Stephen Calkins' Company, Col. Ira.
Allen's Regiment of Militia
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03
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Lt. Eben'- Wilson
25
5.8.0
25
0.8.^
i 1.18.2
Sergt. Jona. Sprague
25
2.0.8
0.18.4
" Luther Colvin
25
2.0.8
18.4
Jona. Seely
25
2.0.0
16.4
George Gage
25
2.0.0
16.4
William Gage
35
3.0.0
16.4
William Louden
25
3.0.0
16.4
Matthew Ray
25
3
2.0.0
16.4
Edward Soper
25
6
2.0.0
16.4
Obadiah Al en
25
2.0.0
16.4
Philip Spalding
25
2.0.0
16.4
Job Conger
25
2.0.0
16.4
Asher Conger
35
2.0.0
16.4
Eichard Latten .
25
2.0.0
16.4
David Howard
25
2.0.0
16.4
Equella Sturge
25
2.0.0
16.4
Thos. Allen
25
2.0.0
' 16.4
James Webster
Nov4
15
S.0.0
1. 8.4
Jesse Tuttle
4
15
2.0.0
1. 8.4
W» Creubly, Jr.
4
15
2.0.0
1. 8.4
Constant Vail
4
15
3.0.0
1. 8.4
Nichodemus Herenton
4
15
3.0.0
1. 8.4
Jonathan Grover
4
15
2.0.0
1. 8.4
John Horton
2
25
6
2.0.0
0.16.4
;^ 23. 18.4
Lt.'s Rations
Total
0. 4.0
;^34. 2.4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
373
Pay Table Office, 30th May, 1781. The within pay roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay the same, being ;^24.2.4 Thos. Chittenden, ) ^ gg
Timo. Brownson, j
Date above rec'd. of the Treasurer the contents of the above.
Stephen Calkins.
[34]
\Capt. Stephen Calkins' Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Stephen Calkins' Company of Militia in
Col. Ira Allen's Regiment.
Names
When
march-
ed
When
return-
ed
Days
Pay per
month
Miles
travel
Amt. of
travel
Total
■Capt. Stephen Calkins
26
30
5
8.0.0
25
0.8.4
1.17.1
Lt. Eben' Wilson
5.8.0
8.4
1. 6.7
En. Isaac Colvin
5.8.0
8.4
1. 6.7
Sergft. Luther Colvin
2.8.0
8.4
0.16.4
" Jona. Sprague
2.0.0
8.4
16.4
Danl. Vanderlander
2.0.0
'
8.4
15.0
Oershom Conger
Amos Colvin
2.0.0
2.0.0
8.4
8.4
15.0
15.0
Philip Spaulding
Obadiah Allen
2.0.0
2.0.0
8.4
8.4
15.0
15.0
Edward Soper
Obadiah Edmunds
2.0.0
2.0.0
8.4
8.4
15.0
15.0
Henry Spalding
W"" Gage
2.0.0
2.0.0
8.4
8.4
15.0
15.0
David Howard
2.0.0
8.4
15.0
Job Conger
2.0.0
8.4
15.0
Jonathan Selah
2.0.0
8.4
15.0
Ezekiel Smith
2.0.0
8.4
15.0
Eichard Calkins
<
2
8
3
2.0.0
8.4
12.6
Capt.'' rations
Lt. do
En" do
Bations
^16.10.4
0.13.4
;^17. 3.8
Pay Table Office, May 30, 1781. The within pay roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same, being ;^17.3.8 Thos. Chittenden, j. Q^j^ee
Timo. Brownson, f
Date above, reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the within
pay roll.
Stephen Calkins.
374
STATE OF VERMONT
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375
[253] [A Rutla7id Company under Ensigtt Isaac Cushman]
A Pay Roll of a part of a Militia Company belongingf to Rut-
land, under the command of Ensign Isaac Cushman to Fort Ven-
geance the first of June last [?], by order of Lt. Spencer, at that
time commandant at said Fort.
Names
Days
Miles
Wages
Isaac Cushman, En.
7
12
1.13.4
Nathl. Pratt, Sergt.
7
12
15.4
Chap° Hawley
7
12
13.4
Jared Post
7
12
13.4
Fredk. Cushman
7
12
13.4
William Barr
7
12
13.4
Amos Hiams
7
12
13.4
Moses Andrews
7
12
13.4
Elias Post
7
12
13.4
Edward Waters
7
12
13.4
John Hinman
7
12
13.4
Josiah Hale
2
12
6.8
Phineas Kingley
2
12
6.8
James Bentley
2
12
6.8
Dennis Burgess
2
12
6.8
Joseph Keeler
2
12
6.8
John Andrews
6
12
12.0
Nathl. Whitney
2
12
6.8
;^110.8
Pay Table Office, 12th June, 1781. The within roll being ex-
amined is approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same
to Isaac Cushman or order, which is eleven pounds eight pence.
Thos. Chittenden, I p ee
Timo. Brownson, j
Rutland, June 8, 1781. To his Excellency Thomas Chitten-
den, Esq: — Please to deliver the sum of the within roll to the
bearer, Sylvanus Brown, and you will oblige your humble servt.
Isaac Cushman.
Date above reed, the contents of the above order.
Pr me, Sylvanus Brown.
376
STATE OF VERMONT
[325]
\Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company^
A Pay Roll of Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company for their
service in the Alarm at Castleton, June 10*^, 1781 — in obedience
to orders from Major Isaac Clark.
Names
Days in
service
Wages
pr day
Travel
Total
Capt. Zebediah Dewey
2 ■
6.8
2.8
16.
Lt. Josiah Grant
2
4.3
2.8
11. 2
En. Elkanah Ashley
2
4.3
2.8
11. 2
Sergt. John Ashley
2
1.7
2.8-
5.10
Peter How
2
1.7
2.3
5.10
Corp. Ichabod Marshall
2
1.5
2.8
5. 7
Thomas Dewey
2
1.5
2.8
5. 7
" Saml. Fletcher
2
1.5
2.8
5. 7
Danl. Richards
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Asa Lawrence
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Timothy Hyde
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
James Guthrie
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Samuel Allen
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Thomas Hooker
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Isaac Adams
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Phineas Peaice
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
John How
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Enoch Ashley
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Benjamin Adams
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Jason Royce
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Elijah Goodwin
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Azel Holmes
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
John Moseley
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Benjamin Parmetree
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
William Richards
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Samuel Hooker
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Paul Marshal
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Jonathan Marshall
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Asahel Green
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Philip How
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
William Hooker, Jr.
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
James Barber
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Ichabod Darrow
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Joseph Rain [Rann?]
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Seth Craw
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Eben'' Frisbie
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
377
Names
Days in
Wages
Travel
Total
service
pr day
Philip Brookins
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Hezekiah Loggan
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Bartholomew Marrit
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Barnard Ward
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Silas Churchel
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Isaac Horsford
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Reuben Horsford
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Michael Marrit
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Elijah Owen, Jr.
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Elisha Owen
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Henry Hyde
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
Levi Thatcher
2
1.4
2.8
5. 4
;^14. 0. 1
Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
Sunderland, April 8, 1782. Pay Table Office. The within
pay roll examined and approved the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Capt. Zebediah Dewey or order, it being fourteen
pounds and one penny. Timothy Brownson, ) r^nim,>fAf^
Nathl. Brush, [ ^o^^^^^^^^-
Sunderland, April 12, 1782. The above pay roll sworn to.
Before me Timo. Brownson, Assistant.
Sunderland, April 12, 1782. For value received I do hereby
sign over the above pay roll to Ira Allen, and request the Treas-
urer to pay the same to him.
Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, June 8, 1782. Reed, of
I. Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order.
Ira Allen.
378
STATE OF VERMONT
[333]
\Capt. Lemuel Roberts' Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Lemuel Roberts' Company in Col.
Ebenezer Allen's Regiment of Militia in the service of this State,
commencing the tenth and ending- the eleventh day of June, both
days included.
Names
Capt. Lemuel Roberts
Ensign Cephas Carpenter
Sergt. Asahel Joiner
John Collins
Isaiah Mason
Nathan Lee
George Shearman
Edward Bayley
John Bayley
Nathan Collins
Isaac Runnels
Oliver Walton
Henry Walton
Amos Herrick
Entered
June 10
1 ^
i (
Left
June 11
Days
Miles
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
2
7
Total
0.15.8
9.6
5.6
5.6
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.0
5.a
5.0
^4.6.2
Lemuel Roberts, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Sept. 13, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Lem' Roberts or bearer, being four pounds six shillings and
^^° P^"^^- J°^" ^f ^^"' I Committee.
John Strong, j
Reed. 14th Sept. 1781, of the Treasurer, the contents of the
above order. Jacob Smith.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
379
[133]
[^Capt. John Spafford's Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. John Spafford's Company in Col. Eben''
Allen's Regiment of Militia in the State of Vermont for service
done in an alarm, commencing the 10*'' day and ending the 11*^
day of June 1781, both days included.
Name
Capt. John Spafford
Lt. Saml. Allen
En. Orange Train
Sergt. Abijah Pratt
' ' Zephaniah White
" Daniel Adams
" Jared Jones
Thomas Porter
Stephen Royce
Thomas Hutchinson
Aaron Matthews
Thomas Tuttle
Stephen Rice
Elisha Grandy
Charles Brewster
Samuel Matthews
Zorflus Fitch
Ethan Pier
Ephraim Coy
Jasper Southworth
Artemas Southworth
Daniel Evans
Elihu Johnson
Jacob Johnson
Benja'' Johnson
Moses Corbin
Joshua Remington
Uriah Remington
John Trass
John Hamilton
Bethel Hurd
Jonathan Griswoll
James Linn
James Adams
Days
Pr day
Amt.
wages
Miles
2
6.8
13.4
15
2
4.3
8.6
15
2
4.3
^.%
15
2
1.7
3.2
15
2
1.7
3.2
15
2
1.7
3.2
15
2
1.7
3.2
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
2
1.4
2.8
15
Total
18.4
13.6
13.6
8.2
8.2
8.2
8.2
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
7.8
380
STATE OF VERMONT
Name
Days
Pr day
Amt.
wages
Miles
Total
Theoderous Frisbe
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Elisha Coy
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
John Chandler
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Oliver Bell
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Isaac Richmond
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Joshua Cambel ■
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Solomon Noble
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Heber Rice
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Joseph Chandler
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Clark Noble
2
1.4
2-8
15
7.8
Hezekiah Wadsworth
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
James Cotten
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
W"" Vose [Chase?]
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Abel White
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Edward Turner
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Aaron Adams
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Darius Chipman
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Henry Nicholson
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Henry Nicholson, Jr.
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Elisha Utley
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
John Hopkins
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Robert Hopkins
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Daniel Herick
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Job Spafford
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Daniel Fuller
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
Cyrus Chipman
2
1.4
2.8
15
7.8
^23.10.8
Test, John Spafford, Capt.
I swear that the above pay roll is truly and justly made, with-
out fraud to the public or injustice to any individual, according to
the best of my knowledge. John Spafford, Capt.
Jan. 20. 1783. Sworn before me.
Obediah Noble, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office. Feb^ 24, 1783. The within pay roll ex-
amined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. John Spafford or bearer, it being twenty-three
pounds ten shillings and eight pence.
John Strong, ) ^^^^^^e
Isaac Tichenor,
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
381
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, April 25, 1783. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Esq. Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being
twenty-three pounds ten shillings and eight pence, lawful money
in behalf of Capt. John Spafford.
;^23.10.8 John Strong.
[64] [^Capt. Jacob Wood's Coj7ipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Jacob Wood's Company, Col. Thomas
Lee's Regiment, for their tour to Castleton, June 10, A.D. 1781.
Names
Capt. Jacob Wood
Lt. Jo^ Spalding
Sergt. Benj. Richardson
Ja^ M-^Clure
Clk. Eph'" Wood
Corpl. Stephen Wood
Fifer Joseph Wood
Benjamin Haskin
Selah Hubbard, Jr.
Richard Moss
Gideon Searle, Jr.
Nathan Warren
Elnathan Gilbert
Elisha Gilbert
Daniel Manville
Nathan Walton
Azor Perry
Gamaliel Waldo
Joseph Canfield
Solomon Wood
Silas Malory
Nathan Ford
Lt. Alex'' Gorden
Sergt. Reuben Searl
" Jabish Warren
** Increase Rudd
" Thos. M-^Clure
Gideon Searl
Luther Fillmore
When
marched
June 10
When
dis-
charged
June 11
u
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< t
t (
((
( (
( (
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( (
< (
t(
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( 1
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Wages &
rations
per day
0.6.8
4.3
1.7
1.7
1.7
1.5}4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
Total
0.18.
13. 2
7.ia
7.10
7.10
7. 7
7. 7
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7.
7.
4
4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7.
7.
4
4
4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
7. 4
1^11.11. 2
Jacob Wood, Capt.
3S2
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Office, Arlington, Jan. 8, 1783.
The Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the sum of eleven
pounds eleven shillings and two pence to Capt. Jacob Wood or his
order, agreeable to the within pay roll
Isaac Tichenor, j
Timo. Brownson, f
Committee.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan 8, 1782. Received of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order.
Jacob Wood, Capt.
[227]
\^Capt. Abishai Moseleys Co7npany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Abishai Moseley's Company for their
services in the Alarm at Castleton, June 10, 1781, in obedience to
orders from Major Isaac Clark.
P^
Names
Days
day
Total
Capt. Abishai Moseley
2
6.8
16.
Lt. Ithamar Brookins
2
4.3
11. 2
Sergt. Elisha Asley
2
1.7
5.10
" Josiah Lewis
2
1.7
5.10
" Joel Grannis
2
1.7
5.10
Corpl. Jona. Morgan [Mogan?"
2
1.5
5. 7
Elisha Allen
2
1.5
5. 7
Thomas Asley
2
1.4
5. 4
Solomon Wilde
2
1.4
5. 4
John Grant
2
1.4
5. 4
William Ward
2
1.4
5. 4
Saml. Higgins
2
1.4
5. 4
Elisha Hebard
2
1.4
5. 4
John Owen
2
1.4
5. 4
William Hooker
2
1.4
5. 4
Michael Marrit
2
1.4
5. 4
Mordecai Soper
2
1.4
5. 4
Ithamar Hibard
2
1.4
5. 4
^5.12. 6
Test.
Abishai Moseley, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
383
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 29, 1782. The above
account being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay the sum of five pound twelve shillings and six pence to Capt.
Abisha Moseley or order. Isaac Tichenor, ) ^ ...
^ T^- Ti \ Committee.
Timo. Brownson, j
Sunderland, April 10, 1782. For value reed. I do hereby sign
over the within order to Ira Allen and request the Treasurer to
pay the same to him. Zebediah Dewey,
for Moseley.
Treasurer's Office. Sunderland, June 8, 1782. Reed, ot Ira
Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order.
j^5.12.6 Ira Allen.
[299]
\^Lieut. Lemuel White's Company]
Pay Roll of Lt. Lemuel White's Company of Militia in Shrews-
bury and State of Vermont, on an Alarm, commencing June 10th,
1781.
Names
Commecc'
of pay
To what
time paid
Days
12
12
7
12
12
12
12
2
12
12
9
12
Miles
Offi-
cers'
Rations
Total
Xiemuel White. Lt.
32
32
32
32
32
32
32
12
32
32
32
32
12
3.12.
Ezra Freeman, Sergt.
Curtis Smith. "
1.10. 2
1. 2.
Ziba Aldrich, Corpl
lOavid Niles
1. 7.11
1. 6. 8
1/ Thomas Eddy
W'" Smith
1 6. 8
1. 6. 8
Nehemiah Smith
0. 6 8
Aaron Estey
Zebediah Green
1. 6 8
1. 6. 8
.TpT-pmiah Weatherhead
1 2. 8
Asahpl TT arris
1. 6. 8
;^16.11. 1
Lemuel White, Lieut.
Pay Table Office, 23 Oct. 1782. The within pay roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same to Lt. Lemuel White or bearer, it being sixteen pounds
eleven shillings and one pence.
Timothy Brownson, ) /"> _ -.^
T , o/ \ Committee.
John Strong, j
Treasurer's Office, Windsor, Feb. 22, 1783. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, being sixteen pounds
eleven shillings and one penny, in behalf of Lem^ White.
;^16.11.1 Ichabod Robinson.
384
STATE OF VERMONT
[506]
[^Major Israel S?nith and A. Q. J/.]
A Pay Roll for Israel Smith Maj'' and A.nios Chamberlin
A. Q. M.
To Maj. Smith, 16 days and 68 miles travel £^. 9.4
To Amos Chamberlin for 15 days and 68 ms. travel 3.16.9
£10. 6.1
Pay Table Office, June 28, 1781. The within Pay Roll exam-
ined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Maj. Israel Smith or bearer, being ten pounds, six shillings and
one penny. \
^10.6.1 John Strong,
Timo. Brownson,
Com
tee
June 27, 1781.
this order.
[48]
Reed of Ira Allen
Treasurer, the contents of
Tim. Bartholomew.
[^Capt. Abner Seelfs Cofnpany\
True List of (the names and sums of) Capt. Abner Seely's Pay
Roll of himself and company in the service of the State of
Vermont, from the beginning of the campaign, 1781. to the .30th
of June in said year, inclusive, taken from the original.
Names
Sum
Names
Sum
Capt. Abner Seely
14. 6. 8
Thos. Parker
2. 9. 4
lit. Jas. Smalley
7.18. Oi
Saml. Thatcher
2. 9. 4
Lt. Saml. Phippen
7. 5. 2^
Eben"^ Percivel
2. 9. 4
Sergt. Adrian Hatch
2.19. 4i
Joel Tilden
2. 9. 4r
Robert Hand
2.19. 4i
Stephen Tilden
2. 9. 4
" Azel Percivel
2.19. 4i
Nathl. Messinger
2. 4.
Thos. Todd
2.19. A\
Josiah Goodrich
2. 4. a
Corpl. Thos. Hunter
2.13.1U
Thos. Anderson
2. 9 4
" Richard Dorand
2. 8. 1^
Jared Alger
2. 0.
Israel Post
2.13.1U
W'" Anderson
2. 9. 4
" Danl. Brown
2.13.1l|
Ellis Morey
1.10. 8
Drm. Thos. Divine
2.13.11i
Zerah Norton
1.10. 8
Fifer Oliver Seelj^e
2.18.1l|
Jona. Rich
1.10. 8
Barzill" Bush
2. 9. 4
Jona. Luce
1.10. S
Joel Benton
2. 9. 4
Nathl. Brown
1.10. 8
Jno. Jones
2. 9. 4
John Lasdeil
8. 0.
Levi Waterman
2, 9. 4
Simon Root
1.10. 8-
Jos. Safford
8. 0.
John Armon
1. 1. 4
Jereh Virginia
4.13. 4
Ezekiel Colbee, Jr.
0.18. 8
W-" Black
2. 9. 4
Jona. Woodward
0.12.
Reuben Smith
2. 9. 4
Jnbez Bates
2 fi. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
385
.Names
Sum
Names
Sum
Jona. Polley
Timo. Carpenter
John Lovejoy
Pearl Gould
Squire Chaffee
Otis Chaffee
Elisha White
Jacob Fowler
2. 4.
2. 4.
2. 4.
2. 4.
2. 4.
2. 4.
0.13. 4
0.13. 4
Josiah Williams
Jno. Murch
Jona. Howe
Ichabod Lord
Ezekiel Colbee
Luther Edye
In number 56
0. 1. 4
0. 1. 4
0. ]. 4
2. 9. 4
2. 9. 4
2. 4.
Total amt.
;^152. 1. 5|
Attest,
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. The above list
having been examined with the original roll and approved of, the
Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the contents of the same to
Thomas Tolman, Esq. Paymaster, being the sum of one hundred
and fifty two pounds one shilling and five pence % lawful money,
taking his receipt.
Timothy Brownson,
Saml. Bartlit.
Committee.
Received of the Treasurer the contents of the above warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[47]
[Ca//. John Benjamin's Company^
True List of (the names and sums of) Capt. John Benjamin's
Pay Roll of himself and Company for services in the State of Ver-
mont, from the beginning of the campaign, 1781, to the 30th of
June in said year, inclusive, taken from the original.
Names
Sum
Names
I
Sum
Capt. Jno. Benjamin
40. 0.0
Fifer Timo. Bannister
8.16.0
Lt. Wvllys Hall
25.12.0
Drm. Jason Bannister
8.16.0
Lt. Joshua Church
9.12.0
Philemon Sampson
8. 0.0
Sergt. Enoch Emerson
9.12.0
Gardner Spooner
8. 0.0
Sergt. Jno, Kinsley
9.12.0
Oliver Cheney
4. 8.0
Sergt. Amasa Powers
9.12.0
W'" Birch
8. 0.0
Sergt. Nathl. Washburn
9.12.0
W"^ Strong
8. 0.0
Corpl. Stephen Tilden
8.16.0
Royal Manter
8. '0.0
' ' Moses Morse
8.16.0
Caleb Benjamins
5.14.8
" Jno. Killam
8.16.0
Joshua Church
1. 6.8
" Jerh. Rust
4.18.3
Abel Pavne
8. 0.0
[25]
386
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Sum
1. 6.8
Names
Sum
Nich= Smith
Aaron Warren
8. 0.0
Nathan Smith
1. 6.8
John Hall
2. 5.4
Isaac Puffer
3.12.0
Luke Lamphier
8. 0.0
Ephraim Miles
3.12.0
Adin Dyke
8. 0.0
Thos. Powers
8. 0.0
Derick Oxford
8. 0.0
Asahel Powers
8. 0.0
Ezra Wait
8. 0.0
James Tracy
8. 0.0
Eben' Fletcher
8. 0.0
Elijah Spafford
2.12.0
Jas. Barrows
8. 0.0
Eben' Joy
8. 0.0
Jos. Hall
8. 0.0
Edward Hall
1.16.0
Ths. Lamphire
8. 0.0
John Sanger
2.18.8
Seth Hodges
8. 0.0
Vespat" Hoisington
S. 0.0
W'" Grigger
8. 0,0
Saml. Skinner
8. 0.0
Chris" Mobbone
4. 9.4
James Hall
2.12.0
W"' Abbott
8. 0.0
W"^ Bragg
2.12.0
Amos Stow
0. 6.8
David Chubb
2.12.0
Jno. Freeman
8. 0.0
Nathl. Stone
1. 6.8
David House
2.12.0
Philip Bacon
1. 6.8
Saml. Stewart
4. .5.4
Jno. Cheadle
8. 0.0
Stephen Jenkins
2.12.0
William Bennett
8. 0.0
-
Seth Fuller
8. 0.0
Amt, total
^443.11.7
John Howard
1. 8.0
In number 63
Attest, Thos. T(,>lman, Paymaster.
Pay Table Office, ) The above list having been exam-
Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. f ined, compared with the original
roll and approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
contents of the same to Thos. Tolman, Esq., Paymaster, being the
sum of four hundred and forty three pounds eleven shillings and
seven pence lawful money, taking his receipt.
^4i3.11.7 fimo. Brownson, ) Committee
ami. Bartlit, )
.Received of the Treasurer the contents of the within warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
387
[69]
[Ca//. Daniel Comstock's Cotnpany\
True List of (the names and sums of ) Capt. Daniel Comstock's
pay roll of himself and Company in the service of the State of
Vermont, from y® beginning of the campaign, 1781, to the SO'^ of
June in said year, inclusive — taken from the original in the
Paymaster's Office.
Names
Capt. Daniel Comstock
Lt. David Dimmick
Lt. Jas. Lewis
Sergt. Beiaj. Bingham
Sergt. Eben' Popple
" Reuben Baker
" Danl. Hurd
Corpl. John West
" Rufus Perrigo
" Smith Foster
Job. Wilde
Drm. Dan' Barns
Fifer Dan' Stearns
Ammi Chipman
Gideon Wellman
Wyman Averill
Isaac Webb
Levi Comstock
Fred'' Hurd
Thad' Lacey
Jared Payne
Elihu Pettibone
Amos Allen
Eph"> Hyde
Corn-' V" D. Bergh
W'" Roberts
Jona. Perkins
Anth>- Coffee
Spencer Niles
Levi Stockwell
W'" Parker
Britton Simmons
Nathl. Niles
Fred*" Perrigo
30. 0.
15.11. %\
12. 3. 5i-
7. 4. 4^
5.17. U
4. 1. 9J
7. 4. 4i
e.ll. 8
5. 6. 5|
5. 7.11
5.18. H
6. 9. 9i
6. 9. 9|
6. 0.
6. 0.
6. 0.
6. 0.
6. 0.
6. 0.
6. 0. -
6. 0.
5.18. 8
5.18. 8
5.18. 8
5.18. 8
5. 8.
4.18. 8
4.17. 4
4.17. 4
4.17. 4
4.17. 4
6. 0.
4.17. 4
4.17. 4
Names
Sum
Nic' Hinckley
4.17. 4
Spencer Briggs
4.17. 4
Oliver Canfleld
4.17. 4
Joshua Daylej'
4.17. 4
Caleb Matterson
4.17. 4
Henry Matterson
4.17. 4
Benj. Dayley
'4.17. 4
Solomon Burlingame
4.14. 8
Isaac Andrus
4.12.
Jesse Soper
4. 8.
Saml. Negus
6. 0.
Daniel Baker
8.14. 8
Zach' Cumstock
8.14. 8
Josiah Burton
7. 5. 4
Grant Becket
3.14. 8
Cornelius Havens Jun
3.14. 8
Nathl. Beaman
3.14. 8
Asa Pharrin
3.12.
Joshua Brumley
3.10. 8
W"^ Brumley
3.10. 8
Ephr"' Loomis
3. 5. 4
Jno. Young
2.14. 8
Abner Hawley
2.16.
Jos. Woodward
2. 8.
Eben' Stearns
2.13.
Corn' Haven
2. 9. 4
Saml. Haven
2. 9. 4
Jesse Averill
2. 4.
Nathl. Merrick
1.13. 4
Jesse Graves
2. 8.
Simeon Ormstead
0. 8.
Saml. Payne
Total
5.17. 4
;^857. 4.10i
Attest,
Tho' Tolman, Paymaster.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. The above list,
having been examined, compared with the original roll and
approved of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents of the
388
STATE OF VERMONT
same to Thomas Tolman, Esq., Paymaster, beingf the sum of three
hundred and fifty-seven pounds four shillings and ten pence ^.
lawful money, taking his receipt.
£Z61A.W% T.mothy Brownson, I eo„n,i,lee.
Saml. Bartlit, j
Oct. 2'^, 1784. Received ot the Treasurer the contents of the
within warrant. Tho^ Tolman, Paymaster.
[314, dupl 46] l^Capt. Jai7ies Blakeslee's Coinpany\
List of (the names and sums of) Capt. James Blakeslee's Pay
Roll for himself and company in the service of the State of
Vermont, from the beginning of the campaign, 1781, to the 30th of
June in said year, inclusive, taken from the original in the
Paymaster's Office.
Names
Capt. James Blakeslee
Lt. John Cochran
Lt. Jonas Rice
Sergt. 'I'haddeus Nichols
Zebulon Moflfat
" Spencer Gibbs
" Timo. Fisher
Drum' Wm. Tousley
Fifer Seth Patridge
Corpl. Josiah Church
" Hez. Towsley
" Eleazer Church
" James Parker
Amos Taw
Gershom Noyce
Sam' Coalfix
Walter Chase
William Marsh
Edw^ Salisbury
Wm, Farrell
James Dennis
Amos Pierce
Dan' Sweers
Gaius Craft
Gardner Wright
Calvin Belknap
Jacob Spaulding
Nathl. Blakeslee
Levi Beaman
John Pike
John Dickerman
Barn^ Russell
Abiathar Joy
Sol" Ayers
Eleaze' Grover
Isaac Smith
Jasper Patridge
Comfort Healy
Sum
28.18.
15.19.
11. 1.
4. 2.
4, 7.
5.15.
4. 2.
5. 6.
3.15.10
3.15.10
5. 6.
3.15.10
3.15.10
3. 9. 4
3. 9. 4
9.
9.
9.
9.
9.
9.
9.
5^
5|
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3.
3. 9.
3.13.
3. 9.
3.
3.
3.
9.
9.
9.
3.13.
3. 9.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
Names
Clark Rice
Hercules Rice
Jno. Dennis
Jno. Hicks
Caleb Nurse
Saml. Pratt
Timo. Edward
Moses Franklin
Caleb Dexter
Jos. Shepardson
Wm. Burroughs
Heth Kendrick
Amos Crane
Jeri" Fisher
Wm. Graves
Erast* Munson
Solo" Read
Thos. Towsley
Robt. Cochran
Ichabod Baker
Jno. Cutler
Solo" Gibbs
Luman Gibbs
Daniel Burr
Benj. Ellis
Loudon Benton
Benj. Pettis
Matthew Tousley
Daniel Barnum
Samk Smith
James Bacon
Jno. Rickey
David Shepard
Wm. Whipple
Robt. Sanford
Leml. Newell
Sum
3.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
2.12.
4.17.
4.17.
4.17.
4.17.
4.17.
4.17.
4.17.
4.17.
4.17.
4.17.
4.17.
17.
12.
0.
0.
0.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
8
4
2. 2.
2.12.
4.17.
3. 9[torn]:
0.16.
0.10. 8
;rC 299.13.11
Attest.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
389
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug;. 18, 1783. The within
list having been examined, compared with the original roll and
-approved of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents of the
same to Thos. Tolman, Esq., Paymaster, being the sum of Two
Hundred and ninety-nine pounds thirteen shillings and eleven
pence, P. M. taking his receipt to be accountable.
Timo. Brownson, ) ^
o 1 13 4-14- > Committee.
Saml. Bartlit, j
Oct. 2, 1784. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the
above warrant.
;;^229.13.11 Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[25] \Capt. Charles Nelson's Company\
True List of (the names and sums of) Capt. Charles Nelson's
pay roll of his company for their services in the State of Vermont,
from the commencement of such service, campaign 1781, to the
30th of June in said year inclusive, taken from the original roll in
the Paymaster's Office.
Names
3.
5um
Names
Sum
Lt. David Currier
12.
7?
Jathleel Peck
1. 2. 8
" Gershom York
8.] 2.
74
Jeptha Tharp
1. 2. 8
Sergt. Stephen Fisk
7.
3i
Sampson Howe
1. 2. 8
W"- Sloau
7.
3?
Steward Howe
1. 2. 8
" Isaac Woolson
7.
84
Jos. Howe
1. 2. 8
" Moses Waren
7.
34
Nathl. Robinson
1. 2. 8
Corpl. Stephen Chapman
4.
9?
Squire Wilson
1. 2. 8
" Jno. Sargeants
1.
10^
Job Williams
1. 2. 8
W" Lathrop
4.
9^
Bryant Brown
1. 2. 8
Ezekiel Eooks
4.
9-
Nathan Brown
1. 2. 8
Drm. Asahel Packard
4.
82
And" Spalding
1. 2. 8
Fifer Theoph^ Clark
4.
9J-
Abel Spaulding
1. 2. 8
Christopher Carey
2.
8
Ammi Currier
1. 2. 8
Danl. Hovey
?.
8
Jona. Stickney
1. 0.
David Read
1.
2.
8
Sam' Bates
1. 2. 8
Uriah Howard
2.
8
Saml. Rich
1. 2. 8
Solomon Howard
2.
8
Ethan Clark
1. 2. 8
Eliada Brown
2.
8
Elias Buckman
1. 2. 8
Elijah Wright
2.
8
Enos Cotter
1. 2. 8
Salmon Dowe
2.
8
Comfort Towner
1. 2. 8
Benj. Smith
2.
8
Danl. Rooks
1. 2. 8
Leml. Luddington
2.
8
Aaron Whipple
1. 2. 8
Danl. Jacobs
2.
8
Solomon Mann
1. 0.
Nath' Ketcham
2.
8
Comfort Ames
1. 0.
Oliver Root
2.
8
Benj. Howard
1. 2. 8
Nath' Bosworth
2.
8
Darius Howard
1. 2. 8
Edm"^ Freeman
2.
8
Jona. Wilcox
0.18. 8
Enoch Bowen
Benj. Stone
2.
2.
8
8
;^71.10. 9i
Jona. Davis
2.
8
(In number, 58.)
David Colburne
2.
8
390
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. The above list
having been examined and compared with the original roll and
approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the contents
of the same to Thos. Tolman, Esq., Paymaster, being the sum of
seventy-one pounds ten shillings nine pence half penny, lawful
money, taking his receipt.
£71.10. 9}4 Timothy Brownson, [^ ^^
Saml. Bartlit, j ^^^
Rec'd of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster. Oct. 2d, 1784.
[94, dupl 177] [CaJ>f. Nehemiah LovewelVs Company]
True List of (the names and sums of) Capt. Nehemiah Love-
well's Pay Roll of himself and compan)?- in the service of the State
of Vermont, from the commencement of the compaign 1781 to the
30'^ of June in said year, inclusive, taken from the original pay
roll in the Paymaster's Office.
Names
Sum
Capt. Neh'' Lovewell
22. 0.
Lt. Beriah Green
22. 6. 3
Lt. Nathl. White
4. 0.
Sergt. Saml Eaton
2. 8. U
W"' Hay
1.12. 1
" Jona. Jacobs
2.19. 4
'^ John Gott
2. 9. 8|
Corpl. Saml. Manwell
3.15.10
" Saml. Allen
8.13. Q\
Otho Stevens
3.15.10
Theod^ Woodward
2.i;-5.iii
Dr°' Benj. Bayley
2.13.1H
John Andrus
1. 5. 4
Zenas Bliss
2. 9. 4
Jerem'' Bowen
2. 0.
Fred'' Calkins
1. 6. 8
Abel Davis
4. 8.
Abel Davis. Jr.
4. 8.
Danl. Davis
3.10. 8
Saml. Farnum
2. 0.
Ezra Gates
3. 9. 4
Thos. Horner
0.14. 8
Saml. Johnson
3. 9. 4
Philip Martin
1. 8.
Nathl. Martin
1. 8.
1
Names
Sum
1. 8.
W'" McLaughlin
Jno. Martin
1. 8.
Nahum Powers
2.12.
Jno. Sawyer, Jr.
3. 9.
4
Levi Sylvester
3. 9.
4
Jno. Darling, Corpl.
7. 0.
Jno. Harraden
7.18.
8
Jno. Whitcomb
7.18.
8
Amos Throop
7.18.
8
Saml. Bennett
7.18.
8
Holland Blackman
1. 6.
8
David Campbell
1. 0.
8
Solomon Emmons
1. 6.
8
Jno. Titus, Jr.
1. 6.
8
Danl. Baker
1. 6.
8
Joseph Dutton
1. 6.
8
Seth Stow
1. 6.
8
Jno. Allen
1. 6.
8
Isaac Stowell
1. 6.
8
Jno. Steams
1. 6.
8
Solomon Aikins
1. 6.
8
Thomas Hibbard
In number, 47
1. 1.
4
;^1782. 8.
3
Attest,
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
391
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783.
having- been examined, compared with the origin
of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same to Thos. Tolman, Esq., Paymaster, being
hundred and seventy-eight pounds two shillings
lawful money, taking his receipt.
Timo. Brownson
Saml. Bartlit,
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the
Oct. 3, 1784. Thos. Tolman,
The above list
al and approved
contents of the
the sum of one
and eight pence
Committee.
above warrant,
Pavmaster.
[106]
[Capt. Josiah FisJis Compa??y\
True List of ( the names and sums of ) Capt. Josiah Fish's Pay
Roll of himself and company in the service of the State of Vermont,
from the beginning of the campaign, 1781, to the 30"^ of June iii
s^ year, inclusive, taken from the original in the Paym" Office.
Names
Capt. Josiah Fish
Lt. Moses Johnson
Lt. Isaac Lyman
Sergt. John Moore
" Abel Johnson
" Stephen Pratt
Micah Hatch
Corpl. Levi Aldrich
Corn^ Miller
" . W"' Crawford
Jos. Gilbert
Fifer Noah Hopkins
Drm' Joel Knight
Eben' Pratt
David Howard
Asa Winchester
Isaac Rugg
Geo. Eay
Saml. Wiswall
Jona. Clayton
Danl. Howe
Ezra Ormsby
Abraham Shipman
W'" Knapp
Saml. Sawin
Jeroh'" Sawin
Israel Chapman
Abisha Blodgett
Leonard Pike
Elijah Pike
Names
Benj. Alvord
John Negus
Willard Converse
Levi Robinson
W'" Wyman
James Nichols
Jno. Green
Solomon Gilson
Nathl. Cumins
Elihu Smead
Phineas Underwood
Saml. Nichols
John Hooker
James Hawley
W'" Wheeler
Jno. Boyden
Eli Scott
Henry Lee
Benj. Brown
John Stearns
Jethro Randall
Saml. Rockwood
James Uron
Simeon Alger
Jno. Waliis
Alex Stoughton
Jona. Bnrke
Benj. Randall
Thos. Turner
Timo. Wakefield
Sum
5.18. 8
.T.IS. 8
5.18. 8
5.18. 8
5. 1. 4
1,
1.
1.
1.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
8
5. 1.
5. 1.
5. 1.
5. 1.
5. 1.
4.13.
5. 1.
3.10.
3.10. 8
5. 1. 4
3. 4.
3.10. 8
6. 6. 8
3. 4.
5. 1. 4
3. 2. 8
6. 6. 8
5. 1. 4
1.16.
3. 4.
392
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Sum
Names
Sum
Joseph Temple
W"' Martin
James Grimes
Oliver Brown
Benj. Pierce
Israel Hale
Jona. Wilcox
Jona. Whitney
Jonas P. Frazier
Philip Bartlet
Horton L^e
5. 1. 4
6. (). 8
5.14. 8
3.10. 8
8.10. 8
3.10. 8
3.10. 8
3.10. 8
H.IO. 8
3.10. 8
3.10. 8
Jona, Pratt
Thomas Barns
Calvin Ewens
Abiather Walden
Benj. Lyman
Paul Hazleton
Jno. Young
Nathan Johnson
Joseph Hartwell
2. 0.
6. 6. 8
4. 2. 8
6. 6. 8
3.10. 8
2.17. 4
3.13. 4
5. 1. 4
5. 1. 4
;^470. 5. 4
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. The within
list, having been examined, compared with the original roll and
approved of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents of the
same to Thos. Tolman, Esq., Paymaster, being the sum of two
hundred and seventy pounds five shillings and four pence, lawful
money, taking his receipt. Timo. Brownson, ) ^
Saml. Bartlit, f committee.
Oct. 2, 1784. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order in full.
£4:70.5.4: Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[128]
l^Capt Jothatn White s Company\
True List of (the names and sums of) Capt. Jotham White's
Pay Roll of himself and Company in the service of the State of
Vermont, from the beginning of service in the campaign of 1781
to the 30*^ of June in said year, inclusive, taken from the original
pay roll in the paymaster's office.
Names
Sum
Names
Sum
Capt. Jotham White
6. 6.
8
Jacob Hayward
1. 6. 8
Lt. Nathan Fay
4. 5.
5
Danl. Campbell
1. 6. 8
' ' Ab" Hall
4. 1.
U
John Binerham
1. 6. 8
Sergt John Hart
0.14.
5|
Saml. Whitney
1. 6, 8
" Saml Wood
1.12.
1
Rufus Walton
1. 6. 8
" Simon Baxter
0.17.
n
Martin Beck with
1. 6. 8
Corpl. Jno. Smiley
1. 9.
2
John Warner
1. 6. 8
" Andrew Boyuton
1. 9.
2
Azel Abel
I. 6. 8
Eben' Allen
1. 7.
9i
Jonas Hodgkins
1. 5. 4
Fifer 'I'hos. Dodge
1. 9.
2
Daniel Hodgkins
1. 5. 4
Oliver Corey
1. 0.
4
Edwd. Watkins
1. 5. 4
Jno. O'Brian
1. 5.
4
Mason Hatch
0.14. 8
Jno. M'^Gee
1. 5.
4
Jos. Plumley
1. 6. 8
John Taylor
1. 6,
8
Rufus Beckwith
1. 6. 8
Amfifln rrrmif.
1 .*>
4
Aaron Whitney
1. 5.
4
^50. 7. 4
Sewal Gilbert
1. 4.
Attest,
Thos. Tolman, P. Mas^
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
393
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 18, 1783. The foregoing
list having been examined, compared with the original roll and
.approved of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents of the
same to Thos. Tolman, Esq. Paymaster, being the sum of fifty
pounds seven shillings and four pence, lavi^ful money, taking his
^^^^^P^- J^"^?- Brownson, ) Committee.
Saml. Bartiit, )
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above warrant.
^50.7.4. Thos. Tolman, P. Master.
]^160] \^Capt. John Stark's Company]
True List of (the names and sums of ) Capt. John Stark's
Company's Pay Roll of services in the State of Vermont, from
the beginning of the campaign 1781 to the SO'*" of June in said
year, inclusive, taken from the original in the Paymaster's Office.
Names
Sums
Names
Sums
Oapt. John Stark
34.13. 4
Saml. Starks
5.17. 4
Lt. Alexander Brush
1.18. 3
Chas. Harraway
4. 9. 4
Lt. Simeon Prentice
13. 0. 3
Jo' Henry
4. 9. 4
Sergt. Elisha Nolds
6.19. 4
David Bond
5.17. 4
" Jos. Lawrence
7. 5. 8
Jno. Blanchard
3.12.
" Jacob Wheeler
4. 3.11
J no. Huling
3.12.
" Samson Marble
4.15.
Gard"^ Cleveland
3.12.
Corpl. John Willard
6.13. 5^
Amos Bennet
3.12.
" Richard Colvin
3.19. 3
Moses Dxirkee
3.12.
Drm' Asa Hewit
5. 8. ^
Moses Bump -
1.17. 4
Fifer Elijah Branch
6.13. 5^
James Bump '•
1.17. 4
Ezra Turner
8. 3. 8
Jno. Bradford '
3.12.
Isaac Turner
8. 2. 8
Billings Starkweiather
3.12.
Tho^ Averill
6. 1. 4
Abiez"^ Richmond
3.12.
Edward Willard
5.17. 4
Isaac Russel
3.12.
Plin. Stannard
6. 1. 4
Asahel Trumbull
2.14. 8
Ham'^ Lawrence
6. 1. 4
Jabez Spencer
1. 6. 8
Eldad Steel
5.17. 4
Claudius Stannard
1.18. 8
Eliph' Haskina
6. 1. 4
Jotham Hough
5.13.
^216. 3. 9^
Attest, Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
Pay Table Office, Sundeiland, Aug. 18, 1783. The foregoing,
having been examined, compared with the original and approved
of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents of the same to
Thos. Tolman, Esq. Paymaster, being the sum of two hundred and
sixteen pounds five shillings and nine pence half penny, lawful
money, taking his receipt. Timo. Brownson, ) fornmittee
Saml. Bartiit, [
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
394
STATE OF VERMONT
[345]
\^Lteut. Israel Morey and party\
True List of (Names and sum of) Lieut. Israel Morey's Pay
Roll of himself and party in the service of the State of Vermont,
commencing with their said services in campaign 1781j and ending
June 30 in said year, inclusive, taken from the original roll ia
the Paymaster's office.
Names
Sum
1.1. 3
0.8. 0^
0.8. 0|
0.2.11
0.6. 8
0.6. 8
Names
Sum
Lieut. Israel Morey
Sergt. Constant Bliss
" Daniel Skinner
Corpl. David Davis
Ellas Dewey
.Tnri AnniR
Philo Chandler
Reuben Huse
Solomon Eathborn
Moses Sleeper
John Sawyer
0.6.8
0.6.8
0.6.8
0.6.8
0.2.8
^4.2. lOi
Thos. Tolman, Pay""
• Pay Table Office. Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. The above list
having been examined, compared with the original roll and
approved of, the Treasurer will pay the contents of the same to
Thos. Tolman, Pay'', being the sum of four pounds two shillings
and ten pence half penny lawful money, taking his receipt.
Timo. Brownson, / ^ ...
e , D ^1-. r Committee,
baml. Bartlit, \
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
395
[373]
[Capt. James Brookins' CoiJipa/iy\
True List (of names and sums of) Capt. James Brookins' Pay
Roll of himself and company in the service of the State of Ver-
mont, from the beginning of the campaign, 17S1, to the 30**^ day of
June in said year inclusive, taken from the Original Voucher in
the paymas'^ Office.
Names
Sum
Names
Sum
Capt. James Brookins
22. 0.0
Samuel Swift
3.10.8
Lt, Ellas Hall
14. 1.6
Jona. Shepard
4. 0.0
" David Powers
14. 1.6
Saml. Phillips
4. 0.0
Sergt. Alpheus Hall
4. 7.1
Asahel Wilhams
4. 0.0
" Eleazer Marble
4.15.0
Philip Sprague
0.18.8
Elislia Smith
4.15.0
Obadt Noble
3.13.4
" Salmon Cogsell
3. 6.6
Nathl. Hamilton
3.13.4
Corpl. Oliver Wright
3. 17. Si
Saml. Owen
3.13.4
" Silas Brookins
3.18.9
Caleb Warren
3.13.4
" Isaac Grant
3. 7.1
Caleb Hayward
2. 6.8
" Timo. Clark
3. 7.1
Nathl. AUen
4. 0.0
Nehemiah Kellogg
3.12.0
Abr'" Owen
3. 4.0
John Lewis
3.12.0
Isaac Loughborough
3. 2.8
John Martin
3.10.8
Samuel Chipman
2. 2.8
Eli Freeman
3.13.4
Richard Chamberlin
4.18.8
Jed'' Blackman
3. 2.8
Jona. Newton
4.16.0
Amaz'' Church
3. 2.8
Eph™ Westcoat
2.16.0
Isaac Fenny
3. 5.4
Jona. Remington
2.12.6
Chauncy Clark
3. 5.4
Usual Parsons
2.12 6
Hezekiah Rhodes
3. 4.0
John Cook
2.12.6
Elihu Allen
3. 2.8
Munson Cook
0. 6.8
Justus Brewster
2. 6.8
Jno. Cristee (Christee)
2.10.8
Moses Beach
2. 6.8
Fifer Jer'' Dewey
3.18.9
Jesse Long
2. 6.8
Drmr. Martin Adams
4. 0.2i
Daniel Haskins
2. 8.0
Comfort Smith
2. 9.4
David Eoberts
2. 8.0
Moses Powers
2. 8.0
Saml. Morrison
1.16.9
Jno. Cook
2. 1.4
John Wilson
4. 0.0
-
John Hynman
2. 9.4 1
;^218.10.7
Attest,
Thomas Tolman, Paymaster.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug;. 18, 1783. The foregoing,
having been examined, compared with the original roll and
approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the contents of
the same to Thomas Tolman, Esq. Paymaster, being the sum of
two hundred and eighteen pounds ten shillings and seven pence,
lawful money, taking his receipt.
Timo. Brownson, \ r^^^^:.^^^
o 1 ID 4.1 -i. V Lommittee.
Saml. Bartlit, )
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above warrant.
Oct. 2", 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
p^218.10.7
396
STATE OF VERMONT
[173] [ Lt. Col. Samuel Fletcher's Battalion — Officej-s~\
True list of (the names and sums of) the Field and Staff Pay
Roll of Lt. Col. Samuel Fletcher's Battalion in the service of the
State of Vermont, from the time of their entering service, cam-
paign of 1781, to the 30'*^ of June in said year, inclusive — taken
from the original in the Paymaster's Office.
Names
Lt. Col. vSami Fletcher, Cora-^'
Maj. Gideon Ormsby
Isaac Lyman, Lt, & Adjt.
Surg" Mate John Hazleton
Phineas Heath, Serg' Major
Asa Daggett, Quar. M. Serg*
Sura
• 94.
0.0
3.18.0
10.
2.8
22.16.0
8.
4.0
9.
8.0
;^148,
8.8
Attest, Tho' Tolman, P. Master.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. The above list,
having been examined, compared with the original roll and
approved of, the Treasurer will pay the contents of the same to
Tho* Tolman Esq., Pay Master, being the sum of one hundred
and forty-eight pounds eight shillings and eight pence, lawful
money, taking his receipt. Sam^ Bartlet, ) ^ ^^
Timo. Browuson, J
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the within warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784 Tho^ Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
397
[195]
\_Capt. William Huichins' Company\
True List of (the names and sums of) Capt. William Hutchins'
Company's Pay Roll for services in the State of Vermont from the
beginning of the campaign, 1781, to the 30th of June in said year,
inclusiv^e — taken from the original in the Paymaster's Office.
Names
Sums
Names
Sums
Capt. W°> Hatchins
50. 0.0
Adonijah Montague
6. 4.0
Lt. Gideon Spencer
24. 6.4
Charles Brown
5 18.8
Lt. Arthur Aylesworth
28. 9.4
Roger Kinsley
5.18.8
Serg' Jedediah Durfee
8.14.2
Jonas Odle
5.18.8
" Nathl. Wood
8. 8.0
Nathan Hutchins
6.14.8
" Jno. Hutchins
5.15.7
And" G-riswold
5. 6.8
" Jno. Weeks
7. 7.3
Elijah Rood
5. 5.4
Drm. Benajah Cleveland
8. 0.1
Rufus Montague
5. 9.4
Fifer Maj. Moses Crosby
8.14.2
Hiram Horton
5. 9.4
Corpl. Nathl. Montague
8. 0.5
Eben"' Uarwood
5. 9.4
" Isaac Kellogg
8. 0.5
Rich" Lilly
5. 9.4
" EnosWood
8. 0.5
Peter Millington
5.17.4
" Wm. Hazen
7.13.1^
Jas. Morgan
5.17.4
W-" Hutchins, Jr.
7. 6.8
Lowden Weaver
5.17.4
Hugh Stewart
7. 6.8
Shad'' Norton
7. 6.»
Martin Norton
7. 6.8
Hen> Miller
3. 5.4
Sam' Hutchins
7. 6.8
Reuben Sackett
7. 6.8
John May
7. 6.8
Oliver Whipple
•6. 5.4
Dan' Kinsley
7. 6.8
Asa Barrett
2.16.0
Eben. Woo'dw"* (of Ben-
Jno. Varnum
2.16.0
nington)
7. 6.8
Ab'" Dunning
2.16.0
Darius Moon
7. 6.8
Levi Dunton
2. 4.0
Jonathan Town
7. 6.8
Benj. Seldin
2.16.0
Josiah Willoughby
7. 6.8
Henry Turner
7. 4.0
Benjamin Lamb
7. 6.8
Bishop Warner
3. 5.4
Oliver Storey
6.17.4
Benj. Sweet
4.17.4
Daniel Beaman
6. 4.0
Clemens Handy
1. 0.0
Josiah Lawrence
Asa Boudish
6. 4.0
6. 4.0
i:414. 6.7^
Attest, Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 18, 1783. The foregoing
having been examined, compared with the original roll and
approved of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the contents of the
same to Thos. Tolman, Esq., Paymaster, being the sum of four
hundred fourteen pounds, six shillings, seven pence half penny^
lawful money, taking his receipt.
Tim° Brownson, I ,, _...
c I D ^1 4- r ^-ommittee.
Sam^ Bartlet, \
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784 Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
^414.6.7>^
398
STATE OF VERMONT
[21]
[CaJ)t. Bigelow Lawrence's Compatiy~\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Bigelow Lawrence's Company in Col,
Walbridge's Regiment for service done in the alarm at Cambridge
and Saratoga in July, 1781.
Names
Days in
service
Miles
travel
Officers'
rations
Amt. of wag-
es, milage &
rations
Capt. Bigelow Lawrence
4
50
0.5.4
16/8
2. 8. 4
Lt. Jacob FeriDan
2
25
0.1.4
8/4
0.16.10
" Timo. Barnam
4
50
0.2.8
1.13. 8
Sergt. Eben' Ferman
2
25
0.11. 6
" Jer'' Huntington
3
50
1. 1. 5 J
" Saml. Sunderlin
3
25
0.11. 6i
" Solomon Fuller
4
50
1. 3.
Oorpl. Bigelow Lawrence
1
10
0. 4. 8
Ichabod Cross
2
25
0.11.
Reuben Cross
2
25
0.11.
Jesse Persons
2
25
0.11.
Justin Olen
2
25
0.11.
John Wright
3
50
1. 0. 8
Eben'^ Cory-
4
50
1. 2.
Caleb Herrington
2
25
0.11.
Benjamin Dyre
4
50
1. 2.
Walter Bates
4
37
0.17. 3
James Bates
4
50
1. 2.
John Sunderlin
4
50
1. 2.
Amos Galusha
4
50
1. 2.
Benjamin Parks
4
50
1. 2.
Henry Clark
4
50
1. 2.
Gideon Barnum
2
25
0.11.
Peter Wright
3
50
1. 0. 8
Joab Lawrence
4
50
1. 2.
John Mellington, Jr.
4
45
1. 0. 4
Perl'ey Hawtell
4
50
1. 2.
Caleb Goff
4
50
1. 2.
Jonathan House
3
37
0.16. 4
Eoger Starkweather
2
25
0.11.
Abner Rice
3
30
0.14.
David Williams
3
30
0.14.
W'" Burliugim
]
12
0. 5. 4
David Hunter
4
50
0. 2.
Asa Starkweather
3
50
1. 0. 8
Ezekiel Parker
3
30
1. 0. 8
Winslow Perry
1
10
0. 4. 8
Joshua Bates
2
10
0. 6.
Luther Lawrence
2
25
0.11.
Joshua Briggs
4
30
0.15. 4
Hosea Fuller
2
25
0.11.
Nathan, Leonard
2
25,
0.11.
Joel Adams, Jr.
2
25
0.11.
Lewis Henman
2
25
0.11.
Enos Peck '
2
25
0.11.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
399
Names
Days in
service
Miles
travel
Officers'
rations
Amt. of wag-
es, milage &
rations
Christopher Bates
2
25
0.11.
Salmon Farr
2
25
0.11.
Elisha Starkweather
2
25
0.11.
John Fuller
2
25
0.11.
Daniel Reynolds
2
25
0.11.
Daniel Shaw
2
25
0.11.
George Niles
2
25
0.11.
Elisha Clark
2
25
0.11.
Alexander Collins
2
25
0.11.
Caleb Blanchard
2
25
0.11.
Elijah Ames
2
25
0.11.
David Cutting
2
25
0.11.
W" Howlett
4
50
1. 2.
Eben-- Wright
2
25
0.11.
Asa Burnham
2
25
0.11.
William Caldwell
2
25
0.11.
Elihu Cross
2
25
0.11.
John Stanley-
2
25
0.11.
Benjamin Cole
2
25
0.11.
John Hart
2
25
0.11.
Gale Ferman
2
25
0.11.
Abner Drinkwater
4
50
\
1. 2.
Thomas Matterson
2
25
0.11.
Jacob Wheeler
3
37
0.16. 4
i:51.18. 7
Bigelow Lawrence, Captain.
Bennington, ss. Dec. 24, 1781. Personally appears Capt.
Bigelow Lawrence and makes oath that the above pay roll is just
and true. Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, ) This Pay Pv.oll being approved,
Bennington, Dec. 26, 1781 ) the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. Lawrence, or order, to the amount of ^51.18.7.
Isaac Tichenor, | ^
Amos Fassett, )
Treasurer's Office, Jan. 5, 1782. Rec'd of the Treasurer the
contents of the above order.
Bigelow Lawrence, Captain.
400
STATE OF VERMONT
[81]
\Capt. Eli Noble s Company {party\
4 Pay Roll of such of Capt. Eli Noble's Company of Militia
in Pownal, in Col. Eben'' Walbridge's Reg^iment as marched to
Saratoga in the alarm in July, 1781, with Capt. Eli Noble.
Entered
Days in
Names
service
service
Wages
Miles
Travel
Total
Capt. Eli Noble
July
2
0.13.-1
30
0. 10.
1. 8.4
Lt. Josiah Wright
3.6
t k
10
18.6
Lt. Jos'' Dunning
7.2
((
10
18.6
Sergt. W'" Bates
3.2
% i
10
18.2
Nathl. Wallace
2.8
* (
10
12.8
Solomon Wright
2.8
i <
10
12.8
Wanton Aylesworth
2.8
n
10
12.8
Jno. Downer
2.8
(i
10
12.8
Ely ;;Eleazer?] Marsh
2.8
i i
10
12.8
Danl. Brainerd
2.8
ik
10
12.8
Thos. Jewett
2.8
i i
10
12.8
Fredk. Jewett
2.8
1 1
10
12.8
Christo'' Cartwright, Corp.
3.
i c
10
13.
Derick Smith
2.8
n
10
12.8
Geo. Johnson
2.8
ii
10
12.8
Abel Dunning
2.8
(t
10
12.8
Eben*- Seelye
2.8
i i
10
12.8
Timo. Larabee
2.8
i i
10
12.8
Beriah Grover, Corp.
3.2
*i
10
18.2
Phinehas Burritt
2.8
u
10
12.8
Thaddeus Thorp
2.8
iK
10
12.8
Fowler
2.8
i i
10
12.8
Joseph Barber, Sergt.
'
8.2
ii
10
18,2
Levi Wheeler
2.8
4 i
10
12.8
David Page
2.8
i I
10
12.8
Stephen Page
2.8
t(
10
12.8
John Hall
2.8
t i
10
12.8
Thos. Ransom
2.8
t i
10
12.8
W"" Kenrick
2.8
Ii
10
11.'. 8
Seth Bassett
2.8
((
10
12.8
Elijah Wolcott
2.8
(\
10
12.8
Barnard Carpenter
2.8
i i
10
12.8
Perez White
2.8
« (
10
12.8
Oliver Sandforth
2.8
i<
10
12.8
Isaac Grover
2.8
( t
10
12.8
Bulah Waldo, Sergt.
3.2
( c
10
18.2
Graves
2.8
4 <
10
12.8
Obadiah Dunham
2.8
( •
10
12.8
Lyman Jackson
2.8
t 1
10
12.8
Obadiah Dunham, Jr.
2.8
(i
10
12.8
Jesse Jackson
2.8
i fc
10
12.8
W™ Pratt
2.8
C(
10
12.8
Amasa Hungerford, Sergt.
8.2
( i
10
13.2
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
401
Names
Entered
service
Days in
service
2
(<
Wages
Miles
Travel
Total
Jno. Clark
David Curtiss
Henry Babcock
W"^ Ovait
July
(<
<<
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
30
(4
<(
0. 10.
10
10
10
12.8
12.8
12.8
12.8
;^31. 2.0
Brought forward* 51. 5.5
;^82. 7. 5
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Jan. 11, 1782. The Treasurer
is hereby directed to pay to Capt. Eli Noble or order, the sum of
eighty two pounds seven shillings and five pence, pr. the within
account.
I.saac Tichener, )
Amos Fassett, \
Committee.
Bennington, Feb. 4, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the con-
tents of the above order, being eighty-two pounds seven shillings
and three pence, lawful money.
Eli Noble, Capt.
*NoTE.— The amount of the roll of Capt. Eli Noble [Oct. 1781] on the
preceding page [80], is included in the foregoing order.
0. L.Knapp, Acting Sec-^ of State.
[508]
[Moses Howe's Account'^
State of Vermont, to Moses Howe, Dr.
For conducting six British prisoners from Brattleborough
to Castleton by order of the Sheriff, as per receipts
for expense j£3.15A
For my own time, horse and expense 4. 0.0
;^7.15.4
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, July 17, 1781.
The within account examined and approved — the Treasurer is
directed to pay the same, being seven pounds, fifteen shillings and
four pence. Timo. Brownson, ) ^ ...
^ T u ■c' *4- }• Committee.
John Fassett, [
Date above received of
above order.
the Treasurer
the contents of
Moses Howe.
the
[26]
402
STATE OF VERMONT
[186, dupl 134]
\^Capt. Ebenezer Wood's Coi7ipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Ebenezer Wood's Company of Alarm
List in Col. Eben"^ Walbridge's Regiment of Militia in the service
of the State of Vermont, commencing the 31^' July, 1781.
Names
Days
Pr day
Am'
wages
2.0.0
Miles
Total
Capt. Ebenezer Wood
6
0.6.8
60
3. 0.0
Lt. Simeon Harmon
2
4.3
8.6
30
18.6
Lt. Joseph Willoughby
2
4.3
8.6
30
18.6
En. Joseph Wickwire
2
4.3
8.6
30
18.6
Serg' Aaron Haynes
2
1.7
3.2
30
13.2
" Zephaniah Branch
2
1.7
3.2
30
18.2
Corp' Job Wood
3
1.5
4.8
40
17.7
Elias Blanchard
2
1.4
2.8
30
12.8
Stephen Cleveland
4
1.4
5.4
50
1. 2.0
John Corbin
3
1.4
2.8
30
12.8
Samuel Cutler
2
1.4
2.8
30
12.8
Abraham Johnson
2
1.4
2.8
30
12.8
Jeremiah Chase
2
1.4
2.8
30
12.8
Doct. Gav. Smith
3
6.8
1.0.0
50
1.16.8
David Brown
2
1.4
2.8
30
12.8
Jona. Bills
2
1.4
2.8
30
12.8
Joseph Rudd
2
1.4
2.8
30
12.8
Daniel Wood
1
1.4
1.4
20
8.0
Eben' Wood, Jr.
1
1.4
1.4
20
8.0
;^16.15.5
Eben'' Wood, Capt.
Bennington, Nov. 28, 1781. Personally appears Capt. Eben'"
Wood and makes solemn oath that the above pay roll is just and
true. Isaac Tichenor, justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Dec. 20, 1781. The within pay
roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to
pay the same to the am* of sixteen pounds fifteen shillings and
five pence. Isaac Tichenor, ) ^ ...
^ A 17 ** r Committee.
Amos Fassett, f
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Dec. 29, 1781. ReC* of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order.
Eben'' Wood, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
403
[216]
\Capt. Matthew Lyo7is Co7npany\
Pay Roll of Capt. Matthew Lyon's Company, Col. Ira Allen's
Regiment, for service done in the alarm from the 31st of July,
1781, to the 3rd of August, inclusive.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. M. Lyon
En^ N. Chittenden
Sherman Boardman
John Davison
Andrews
Pilott
5
4
5
4
3
1
75
75
79
75
60
8
2.18.4
2. 2.0
1.13.0
1.10.4
1. 4.0
0. 4.0
;^9.11.8
M. Lyon, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 26 Feb., 1782. The above pay
roll being approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay unto
Capt. Matthew Lyon the sura of ;^9.11.8, lawful money.
Nathl. Brush, ) p
Timo. Brownson, j
Committee.
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.
^9.11.8 M. Lyon
404
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
405
[50, dupl 283] \Capt. William Sharp's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. William Sharp in
Regiment of foot of the State of Vermont —
August and until the fourth of August.
Col. John Abbot's
— from the first of
Officers, non-commiss'^
Miles
No. of
Amount of
officers and privates
travel
Milage
days
wages, rations
and milage
W^ Sharp, Capt.
20
6.8
3
1. 6. 8
George Milliman, Lt.
( 4
do
3
0.19. 5
W" Wales worth, Ens°
> 1
do
3
0.19. 5
Benj. Wells, Clerk
( 1
do
3
0.11. 5
Levi Bagley, Sergt.
1 i
do
3
0.11. 5
John Kerery, do.
( 1
do
3
0.11. 5
Nathan Armstrong, do.
1 (
do
3
0.11. 5
Daniel Hawley, Corpl.
( i
do
0.11.
Abial Blowers, do.
t (
do
3
0.11.
Jona. Russell, Drum""
I »
do
3
0.11.
David Chase, private
( (
do
3
0.10. 8
Jno. Waldo, Jr.
< 1
do
3
0.10. 8
Saml. Lathan
( I
do
3
0.10. 8
Alex. Blowers
( I
do
3
0.10. 8
W"' Blowers
1 (
do
3
0.10. 8
Joshua Hodges
t i
do
3
0.10. 8
Henry Hill
( t
do
3
0.10. 8
Isaac Hodges, Jr.
t t
do
3
0.10. 8
John Cerns
t (
do
3
0.10. 8
John Cox
( I
do
3
0.10. 8
John Milliman
t (
do
3
0.10. 8
Jona. Chase
( (
do
3
0.10. 8
David Seaton
1 1
do
3
0.10. 8
Saml. Sissill
1 1
do
3
0.10. 8
Elijah Russell
1 (
do
3
0.10. 8
Peter Hartwell
( (
do
3
0.10. 8
Total ;^15.14.10
William Sharp, Capt.
State of Vermont, Sept. 13, 1781. The above roll sworn to
by Capt. William Sharp. Before me,
John Fassett, Jr. Asst,
406
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office. Sept. 13, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. William Sharp, or bearer, being fifteen pounds fourteen
shillings and ten pence.
^15-1^10 Timo. Brownson, [committee.
John Strong, j
Date above, received of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order. Rec'd per
Treasurer's Office, Sept. 27, [1781.] William Sharp, Capt.
[365]
\Capt. Augustine Odel's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Augustin Odle's Company in Col. John
Abbot's Regiment of Militia, out in an alarm from the l'^* day of
August to the 4^1", A.D. 1781.
Names
Days
3
Milage
10
Rations
Due for
rations
p,
day
Wages
Miles
Augustin Odel, Capt.
6
4
5.4
1.10.0
30
Asa Lewis, Lt.
3
10
4
1. 3
30
Joshua Kandall, En.
3
10
4
2.8
3.7
1. 3
30
Caleb Hakes, Sergt.
3
10
1.7
14.9
30
Elisha Eeynolds, ' '
3
10
1.5
14.9
30
Jacob Odel, Corpl.
3
10
1.5
14.3
30
Harry Lewis, "
3
10
1.5
14.3
30
George Hakes, "
3
10
1.4
14.3
30
William Reynolds
3
10
1.4
14
30
Harris Weaver
3
10
1.4
14
30
Stephen Card
3
10
1.4
14
30
Jacob Lampman
3
10
1.4
14
30
Elisha Bailey
3
10
1.4
14
30
HendrickWeasonhouss
3
10
1.4
14
30
Hank Lampman
3
10
1.4
14
30
Thos. Butler
3
10
1.4
14
30
Daniel Cornwell
3
10
1.4
14
30
Daniel Young
3
10
1.4
14
30
Elisha Brown
3
10
1.4
14
30
Harry [Sterry] Hewett
3
10
1.4
14
50
Thos. Coats
3
10
1.4
14
30
David Matson
3
10
1.4
14
30
John G. Cray
3
10
1.4
14
30
Robert Moon
3
10
1.4
14
30
Timoth3' Brown
3
10
1.4
14
30
Joseph Barronhart
3
10
1.4
14
30
Philip Crellior
3
10
1.4
14
30
Zenas Willis
3
10
1.4
14
30
Joseph Baker
3
10
1.4
14
30
Thos. Stephens
3
10
1.4
14
30
Walter Worden
3
10
1.4
14
30
Thos. Serivens
3
10
1.4
14
30
William Davis
3
10
1.4
14
30
Gilbert Worden
3
10
1.4
14
30
i:25.13.3
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
4^7
Pay Table Office, Sept. 26, 1781. The above Pay Roll exam-
ined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Augustin Odel, or bearer, it being twenty-five pounds twelve
shillings and three pence.
^- -D r Committee.
Timo. Brownson, j
Treasurer's Office, Sept, 26,
urer, the contents of this order.
^25.12.3
1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treas-
Asa Lewis.
[278]
[CapL Lemuel Carey's Coinpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Lemuel Cary's Company, Col. John
Abbot's Regt. in a Regiment of Foot of the State of Vermont,
from the 1st day of Aug. to the 4th, A. D. 1781.
<x>
<c
ID
>,
Names
GQ
-2
be
42
a
o
••3
^ PI
1-2
a
-«
Total
i
<A
ft
h
^
Capt. Lemuel Carey
24
8
6
0.4.0
3
16.0
1. 8.0
Lt. James Stevens
24
8
3
2.
3
10.9
1. 0.9
En, Moses Barnet
24
8
3
2.
3
10.9
1. 0.9
Olerk Amos Palmer,
24
8
3
4.9
0.12.9
Sergt. Christopher Snyder
24
8
3
4.9
0.12.9
Elijah Turner
24
8
3
4.9
12.9
" Gose Quackinbush
24
8
3
4.9
12.9
Corp. Francis Horth
24
8
3
4.4
12.4
" Francis Cummings
24
8
3
4.4
12.4
" Jacob Bove
24
8
•3
4.4
12.4
Fifer Benj. Palmer
24
8
3
4.4
12.4
D"^ Ab™ Ostrander
24
8
3
4.
12.
Abner Marble
24
8
3
4.
12.
Garet Lake
24
8
3
4.
12.
Abraham Whittick
24
8
3
4.
12.
John Webb
24
8
3
4.
12.
William Kelling [Helling]
24
8
3
4.
12,
John Bove
24
8
3
4.
12.
John Palmer
24
8
3
4.
12.
George Blower
24
8
3
4.
12.
Jona. Hadlock
24
8
3
4.
12.
Samuel Hadlock
24
8
3
4.
12.
Samuel Tylor
24
8
3
4.
13.
Peter Hyke
24
8
3
4.
12.
Peter Ostrander
24
8
3
4.
13.
Henry Matthew
24
8
3
4.
12.
Ishmael Kunnels
24
8
3
4.
12.
408
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
m
.2
0!
(A
OS
a
O
00
1-2
m
03
03
Total
g
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u
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Ah
James Smith
24
8
3
4.
12.
James Williamson
24
8
3
4.
12.
Seth Carey
24
8
3
4.
12.
Thomas Horth
24
8
8
4.
12.
Timothy Howe
24
8
3
4.
12.
James Hadlock
24
8
3
4.
12.
Nathl. Barnet
24
8
3
4.
12.
William Brace
24
8
3
4.
12.
John Magacking
24
8
3
4.
12.
Jeremiah Green
24
8
3
4.
12.
Stephen Rolph
24
8
3
4.
12.
Elias Blancher
24
8
■
3
4.
12.
£25. 6.2
Lemuel Carey, Capt.
State of Vermont, Sept. 13, 1781.
The within pay roll sworn to by Capt. Lemuel Carey,
Before me, John Strong, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, Sept. 13, 1781. Examined and approved,
the Treasurer is directed to pay to Capt. Lemuel Carey or bearer,
it being twenty-five pounds six shillings and two pence.
John Strong, J Committee,
iimo. Brownson, j
Date above, reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order.
;^25.6.2. Lemuel Carey, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
409
[286]
[Capf. William Shepard's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. William Shepard's Company, Col.
Cornelius Douty's Regiment, in a Regt. of Foot, of the State of
Vermont, from the 1st day of August to the 4th day of August,
1781, in alarm at Saratoga.
Pr
Names
Days
3
Pr day
Miles
mile
Total
Capt. William Shepard
6.8
24
\^
1. 8.0
Lt. Christopher Stark
3
4 3
24
4
1. 0.9
En. Francis Nye
3
4.3
24
4
1. 0.9
Q. M. Josiah Root
3
4.3
24
4
0.14.0
Sergt. Maj'' Israel Shepard
3
2.0
24
4
0.12.9
" ; Rice Honeywell
3
1.7
24
4
0.12.9
*' Joseph Martain
3
1.7
24
4
0.12.9
" Titus Monson
3
1.7
24
4
0.12.3
Jacob Vaniormer
3
1.0
24
4
0.12.0
Joseph Benedict
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
Oliver Benedict ;
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
Laurence Dutcher " ^
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
Felix Holdridge !
3
1.4
24
4
. 0.12.0
Wilerstone West ; \
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
John Price, Jr. ! !
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
Ashel Stark j
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
Jonathan Price ;
3
1.4
24
4
0.12.0
;^12.10.9
Attest, Wm. Shepard, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, March 1, 1782. The above
account being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay unto Capt. William Shepard or order, the sum of twelve
pounds ten^shillings and nine pence.
Isaac Tichenor, ) r^^^^^ff^o
Nathl. Brush, [Committee.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, June 14, 1783. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Esq., Treasurer, the contents of the within order, in behalf
of Capt. William Shepard. Israel Shepard.
410
STATE OF VERMONT
[309]
[^Capt. John Robinson^ s Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Robinson's Company in Col. John
Abbot's Regiment of Foot, out in an alarm from the 1st day of
August to the 4th. 1781.
Names
Days
Pr day
Miles
Total
John Robinson, Capt.
3
5.4
30
William Ross, Lt.
2
3.7
30
Matthew Randall, En.
3
3.7
30
John Randall, Sergt.
3
1.7
20
Jason Babcock, "
1
1.7
10
Amiel Alger, "
3
1.7
30
David Randall, "
3
1.4
30
Abr'" Burdick
2-
1.4
30-
Nathl. Church
3
1.4
30
Christeon Kelder
1
1.4
8
Stephen Randall
3
1.4
3
Richard Stanley
1
1.4
8
Elisha Reynolds
3
1.4
30
William Welch
2
1.4
30
Abraham Lewis
3
1.4
30
Obadiah Vaughn
3
1.4
30
Jonas Odell
3
1.4
30
Peter Crandall
3
1.4
30
/•
Sam' West, Clerk
3
1.4
30
£
13.2.10
Pay Table Office, Sept. 26, 1781. The above pay roll examined
and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt.
John Robinson, being thirteen pounds two shillings and ten pence.
John Strong, / ^^^^^
Timo. Brownson, )
Treasurer's Office, Sept. 26, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treas-
urer, the contents of this order.
^13.2.10 John Robinson.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
411
[301, dupl 269] \^Capt. Shadrach Phelps Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Shadrach Phelps' Company, ('ol. Cornelius
Douty's Regiment of Foot of the State of Vermont, from the first
day of August to the fourth, in the alarm, at Saratoga, 1781.
Names
Days
Pr day
Miles
Pr
mile
Total
Capt. Shadrach Phelps
3
6.8
30
4C1
1. 10.
Lt. Edward Henderson
3
4.3
30
4
1. 2. 9
En. Hendrick Jackson
3
4.3
30
4
1. 2. 9
Sergt. James Bullen
3
1.7
30
4
14. 9
" Asa Nichols
3
1.7
30
4
14. 9
Corpl. John Strow
3
1.5
30
4
14. 3
" John Ekesmer E. Rismer ?]
3
1.5
30
4
14. 3
Jabez Bennett
3
1.4
30
4
14.
Jones Putnam
3
1.4
30
4
14.
James Darrow
3
1.4
30
4
14.
Luther Brown
3
1.4
30
4
14.
Joel Parks
3
1.4
30
4
14.
John Grofif
3
1.4
30
4
14.
James Denslow [Imslow, Tinslow
3
1.4
30
4
14.
Job Paddock
3
1.4
30
4
14.
Saml. Cownour
3
1.4
30
4
14.
3
1.4
30
4
14.
£\2. 16. 6
Attest, Shadrach Phelps, Capt.
Pay Table Ofifice, Bennington, March 1. 1782. The within pay
roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
unto Capt. Shadrach Phelps, or order, the sura of twelve pounds
sixteen shillings and six pence. Nathl. Brush,
Isaac Tichei
sh, )
mor, I
Com«
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, July 16, 1782. Reed, of I.
Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order.
^12. 16. 6 Saml. Safford.
412
STATE OF VERMONT
[259] [Cap. Matthias Buttons Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt. Matthias Button, Col. John Abbot's Regi-
ment of Foot of the State of Vermont, from the 1st of August to
the 4th, 1781.
Names
Miles
24
Milages
Amt.
rations
3 days
search at
Total
Capt. Matthias Button
0. 8.
0. 4.
0. 16.
1 8.
Lt. Peter Baker
24
8
0. 2.
10.
9
1. 0. 9
En. Pelatiah Rice
24
8
0. 2.
10.
9
1. 0. 9
Sergt. John Ryon
24
8
4.
9
0. 12 9
David Earl
24
8
4.
9
0. 12. 9
" Russell Graves
24
8
4.
9
0. 12 9
" Ephraim Marsh, Jr.
24
8
4.
9
0. 12. 9
Clerk Saml. Shipraan
24
8
4.
9
0. 12 9
Corpl. William Hill
24
8
4.
4
0. 12. 4
Gershom Gifford
24
8
4.
0. 12.
John Bardsley
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Eben"' Leonard
24
8
4.
0. 12.
William Marsh
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Elijah, Wallis
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Thomas Leonard
24
8
4.
0. 12.
John Marsh
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Thomas Edwards; ;
24
8
4.
0. 12.
William Hooper ;
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Lawrence Sordam
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Samuel Sordam
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Charles Lyde
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Abner Rice
24
8
4.
0. 12.
John Butcher
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Abraham Crego
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Isaiah Dewey
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Job Goff
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Beverly Burtch
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Francis Bennet
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Stutson Benson
24
8
4.
0. 12.
Benj. Scott
24
8
4.
0. 12.
^19.17.7
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
413
State of Vermont, Sept. 13, 1781. The within roll sworn to
by Capt. Matthias Button. Before me. John Fassett, Jr., Asst.
Pay Table Office, Sept. 13, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Matthias Button or bearer, being nineteen pounds seventeen
shillings and seven pence. John Fassett, j p .
John Strong, ) committee.
Date above, received of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order.
;^19. 17. 9 Matthias Button.
[24]
\_Detachment under Capt. William Dyre^
A Pay Roll of a Detachment from Col. Eben'' Walbridge's Reg-
iment, commanded by W°^ Dyre, captain, for services scouting,
etc. at and in the vicinity of Fort Ann, Aug. 4th, 1781, the service
being done in pursuance of order from his Excellency the Governor.
Names and Eank
Daya
Pay
per day
Miles
travel
Travel
per mile
4d
Amt.
of pay
17.0
0^
l"*vel Total
W'" Dyre, Capt.
60
1. 0.
Jos. Andrews, Lt.
4
4/3
17.0
1.17.
Lebbeus Armstrong, En.
1/7
6.4
1.17.
Hez. Armstrong, Sergt.
i t
1/7
6.4
1. 6. 4
Saml. Sunderland, do.
1/5
5.8
1. 6. 4
Jedediah Merrill, Corpl.
1/4
5.4
1. 5. 8
Jehiel Smith
1/4
5.4
1. 5. 4
Saml. Tubbs
1/4
5.4
1. b. 4
Leml. Hubbel
5.4
1. 5. 4
Silas Hathaway
5.4
1. 5. 4
ThoB. Hall
5.4
1. 5. 4
Ephrm. Can
5.4
1. 5. 4
Elisha Church
5.4
1. 5. 4
Thos. Tennant
5.4
1. 5, 4
David Matherson
5.4
1. 5. 4
Isaac Andrews
5.4
1. 5. 4
Danl. Howlet
5.4
1. 5. 4
Andrew Briggs
5.4
1. 5, 4
Abner Goss
5.4
1. 5. 4
James Bates
5.4
1. 5. 4
Caleb Harrington
5.4
1. 5. 4
Benj. Parks
5.4
1. 5. 4
W'" Burnham
5.4
1. 5. 4
Francis Phillips
5.4
1. 5. 4
Leml. Bottum
5.4
1. 5. 4
£-^y2. 3. 8
414
STATE OF VERMONT
Arlington, Aug. 22, 1782. The above pay roll sworn to before
me. Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Aug. 1782. The within pay roll being ex-
amined, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, it being thirty-
two pounds, thirteen shillings and eight pence.
Timo. Brownson, ) p_^ee
Nathl. Brush, \ ^^^
Oct. 10, 1782. Rec'd of the Treasurer ten pounds seventeen
shillings on the above order. W™ Dyre, Capt.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Aug. 19, 1783. Rec'd of the
Treasurer twenty one pounds, sixteen shillings in full of the above
order. W"" Dyre.
[219] [CaJ>/. Lemuel Bradley's Co7npany\
Pay Roll of Capt. Lemuel Bradley's Company, August 6, 1781,
as established by law.
Names
Days
Wages &
rations
Miles
Travel
Total
T.eml. Bradley, Capt.
3
17.
4
• 50
16.
8
1.14. 8
William Blancher, Lt.
3
11.
8
50
16.
8
1. 8. 9
Saml. Bradley,
3
11.
8
50
16.
8
1. 8. 9
John Boardman, Sergt.
3
4.
9X
50
16.
8
1. 1. 5X
Jackson, ."
3
4.
9^
50
16.
8
1. 1. 5^
Hosford,
3
4.
9X
50
16.
8
1. 1. byi
Sanford,
3
4.
9X
50
16.
8
1. 1. 5X
Bartlet, Corpl.
3
4.
9^
50
16.
8
1. 1. h]i
Brownson, "
3
4.
4^
50
16.
8
1. 1. 0^
Abner Hurd
3
4.
Wa
50
16.
8
1. 1. 0^
Daniel Hurd
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Eliphaz Warner
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Saml. Bristol
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Shar° Boardman
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Eli Pettibone
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Benaj'' Leonard
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Josiah Averill
8
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Levi Arnold
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
John Whiston
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Phineas Meigs
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Zen as Bradley
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Barna^ Chipman
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Isaac Brownson
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
Lee
3
4.
50
16.
8
1. 0. 8
^26. 3. 8>^
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
415
N. B. There are 4 rations added in this pay roll, arat. 2/8
Leml. Bradley, Capt.
State of Vermont, Arlington, Aug. 13, 1781. The within roll
sworn to by Capt. Lemuel Bradley. Before me,
John Fassett, Jr., Asst.
Pay Table Office, Arlington, Jan 7, 1782. The within roll being
examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same
to Capt. Lemuel Bradley or bearer, being twenty-six pounds three
shillings and eight pence. Isaac Tichenor,
Timo. Brownson,
Jan. 29, 1782. Reed, of Treasurer the contents of the above
order, for Capt. Lemuel Bradley.
;£26. 3. 8 Gilbert Bradley.
[310] [Capt Joseph Safford's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Joseph Safford's Company of Militia in
Col. Eben"" Walbridge's Regiment, on an Alarm, commencing 2nd
August, 1781, and ending the 8th, both days included.
..[
Committee.
Wages &
Amt. wages
Amt.
travel
Names
Days
6
rations
pr day
and
rations
Miles
Total
Capt. Joseph Safford
6, 8
2. 0.
80
1. 6.
8
3. 6. 8
Lt. William Henry
3
4. 3
0.12. 9
48
16.
1. 8. 1
En. Joca. Scott
3
4. 3
12. 9
48
16.
1. 8. 1
Rufus Branch, S. M.
3
2.
6.
48
16.
1. 2.
Sergt. Jeremiah Bingham
2
1. 7
3. 2
32
10.
8
13. 8
" Thos. Abel
3
1. 7
4. 9
48
16.
1. 0. 9
" Nathl. Lawrence
1
1. 7
1. 7
4
1.
4
2.11
' ' Archelaus Tupper
3
1. 7
4. 9
48
16.
1. 0. 9
*• Roswell Mosely
5
1. 7
7.11
36
12.
19.11
Corpl, Josiah Brush
3
1. 5
4. 3
53
17.
8
1. 9.11
" Ezekiel Brewster
3
1. 5
4. 3
48
16.
1. 0. 3
" Reuben Colvin
3
1. 5
4. 3
32
10.
8
14.11
" Matthew Scott
3
1. 5
4. 3
53
17.
8
1. 1.11
Daniel Biddlecom
3
1. 4
4.
53
17,
8
1. 1. 8
Leonard Robinson
4
1. 4
5. 4
69
1. 3.
1. 8. 4
Eben"^ Spencer
3
1. 4
4.
40
13,
4
17, 4
Eben' Badcock
4
1. 4
2. 8
32
10.
8
13, 4
Saml. Atwood
5
1. 4
6. 8
52
17.
4
1, 4.
Saml. Holmes
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10.
8
13. 4
Saml. Palmer
3
I. 4
4,
48
16.
1. 0.
Andrew Newark
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10.
8
13. 4
Solomon Saflford
3
1. 4
4.
48
16.
1. 0.
Azariah Cop
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10.
8
13. 4
Willard Green
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10.
8
13. 4
Eleazer Egerton
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10.
8
13. 4
Ammi Fuller
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10.
8
13. 4
416
STATE OF VERMONT
Wages &
Amt, wages
Amt.
travel
10. 8
Names
Days
rations
pr day
and
rations
Miles
Total
Thos. Taylor
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
13. 4
WilUam Henry, Jr.
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
David Haynes
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Phineas Wright
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
David Safiord
4
1. 4
5. 4
69
1. 3.
1. 8. 4
Samuel Chapin
2
1, 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Levi Hathaway
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
John Holmes
3
1. 4
4.
48
16.
1. 0.
Jesse Tenney
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Absalom Tupper
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Walter Cady
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Eichard Biddlecom
2
1. 4
8. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Andrew Ferren
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Henry Parker
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Christopher Brackett
3
1. 4
4.
48
16.
1. 0.
Daniel Smith
4
1. 4
5. 4
36
12.
0. 17.4
Robert Cochran
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Joseph House
3
1. 4
4.
48
16.
1. 0.
Nathan Billings
3
1. 4
4.
48
16.
1. 0.
Medad Hervey
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
0. 10. 8
Ephraim Smith
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
10. 8
Mathl. Spencer
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
10. 8
Moses Scott
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
10. 8
Jona. Robinson
4
1, 4
5. 4
69
10. 8
1. 8. 4
Josiah Saflford
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
David Fay
4
1. 4
5. 4
73
10. 8
1. 9. 8
Moses Robinson, Jr.
3
1. 4
4.
53
10. 8
1. 1. 8
Issachar Norton
3
1. 4
4.
48
1. 3.
1. 0.
Josiah Fay
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Isaac Rice
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
1. 4. 3
13. 4
Aaron Denio
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
17. 8
13. 4
Jona. Stratton
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
16.
13. 4
Stephen Story
3
1. 4
2.
48
10. 4
1. 0.
Timothy Follett
1. 4
1. 4
16
10. 8
6.8
Reuben Cook
1. 4
1. 4
16
10. 8
6. 8
Mason Branch
1. 4
1. 4
16
10. 8
6. 8
Martin Follett
1. 4
1. 4
16
16.
6.8
Saml. Saflford, Jr.
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Saml. Montague
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
5. 4
13. 4
John Whitcomb
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Asa Walbridge
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Lemuel Scott
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Solomon Walbridge
1. 4
1. 4
16
10. 8
6. 8
Joshua Rude
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Job Youngs
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Eben" Lyman
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6.8
Stephen Hopkins
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Daniel Storey
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Simeon Sears
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6, 8
Zachariah Herwood
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Joseph Lewis
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
417
Wages &
Amt. wages
Amt.
travel
Names
Days
rations
pr day
and
rations
Miles
Total
Jacob Saflford
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
5. 4
13. 4
Daniel Eude
2
1. 4
2. 8
32
5. 4
13. 4
Stephen Fuller
2
1. 4
2. 8
4
5. 4
4.
Josiah Fuller
2
1. 4
2. 8
4
5. 4
4.
Thomas Smith
2
1. 4
2. 8
4
1. 4
4.
Noah Cross
2
1. 4
2. 8
4
1. 4
4.
David Palmer
2
1. 4
2, 8
4
1. 4
4.
Zebulon Bewker
2
1. 4
2. 8
4
1. 4
4.
William Hanit
2
1. 4
2. 8
4
1. 4
4.
Francis Story-
2
1. 4
2. 8
4
1. 4
2. 8
Joseph Palmer
1. 4
1. 4
4
1. 4
2. 8
John Lawrence
1. 4
1. 4
4
1. 4
2. 8
Elisha Downs
1. 4
1. 4
4
1. 4
2. 8
John Totman
1. 4
1. 4
4
1. 4
2.8
Benj. Webb
1. 4
1. 4
4
1. 4
13. 4
Silas Walbridge
1. 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
6. 8
Benj. Hurlburt
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6.8
Isaiah Hendricks
L 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6.8
Joshua Hathaway
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6.8
Stephen Holmes
1. 4
L 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Jona. Wentworth
1. 4
1. 4
16
5. 4
6. 8
Silas Robinson
1. 4
L 4
16
5. 4
6.8
Judah Weeks
1. 4
L 4
16
5. 4
6.8
Timo. Vibberd
2
L 4
2. 8
32
10. 8
13. 4
Joseph SafiEord, Capt.
Bennington, Dec. 14, 1781. Personally appears Capt. Jos.
Safford and makes solemn oath that the above pay roll is just and
true. Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace/
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Dec. 20, 1781. The above pay
roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to the amount of sixty-six pounds eighteen shillings and
six pence. Isaac Tichenor, ) Committee.
Amos Fassett, i
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan. 3, 1782. Reed, of the
Treasurer, the contents of the above order.
Joseph Safford, Capt.
[27]
418
STATE OF VERMONT
[189]
\Capt. Robert Hunkins and Men]
Pay Roll for a number of Militia under the command of Capt.
Robert Hunkins, on an alarm at Peacham, August 15, 1781.
Names
Days
Mileage
Total
Robert Hunkins, Capt.
Eben'' Martin
Seth Ford
Robert Miller
Benj Davis
Stephen Jenkins
Levi Collins
Robert Stinson
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
30
2.16.8
19.4
19.4
19.4
19.4
19.4
19.4
19.4
^9.12.0
Robert Hunkins.
T hereby attest that the within pay roll is just and true.
Neh. Lovewell, Com'^'' at Peacham.
Pay Table Office, Feb. 21, 1783. The Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay to Capt. Robert Hunkins, or bearer, the within
sum, it being nine pounds twelve shillings.
Isaac Tichenor,
John Strong,
Committee.
Treasurer's Office, Windsor, Feb. 21, 1783. ReC^ of Ira Allen,
Esq., Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being six pounds
one shilling and four pence, lawful money, for and in behalf of
Robert Hunkins. Neh. Lovewell, Jr.
Windsor, Feb, 21, 1783. Rec"^ of the Treasurer three pounds
ten shillings and eight pence lawful money, which the committee
of pay table have added to the above order.
;^9.12.0 Neh. Lovewell, Jr.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
419
[75]
\Capt. Bartholomew Durkee's Company\
Roll of Capt. Bartholomew Durkee's Company of
A Pay
Militia in the service of the State of Vermont, ordered to repair
with said company to Bethel Fort, by John Benjamin, Capt. and
commander of said Fort, Aug. 10, 1781.
Com-
Pay
When
Names
men't
of pay
Days
per
day
dis-
charged
1781
Miles
Total
1781
Capt. Barth^' Durkee
Aug 10
4
0.5.4
Aug. 13
17
1. 8. 4
Lt. Ephraim Peak
<< (1
<i
3.7
1. 0. 8
Sergt. John Bacon
<( II
<i
1.7
0.12.
•' Abida Smith
<< 1 <
((
1.7
0.12.
" Benajah Child
'( (<
(1
1.7
0.12.
" Jona, Carpenter
II (1
<i
1.7
0.12.
Eesolved Sessions
c< (t
ti
1.4
0.12.
Eben'' Winslow
.1 (1
«i
1.4
11.
John W. Dana
<l 1 <
(1
1.4
11.
Thomas Vaile
<< (1
<i
1.4
11.
Jabesh Vaughn
.< (1
(<
1.4
11.
Darius Sessions
(< (1
CI
1.4
11.
Sylvester Bugbee
(i <l
II
1.4
11.
Jacob Carpenter
(1 ((
<t
1.4
11.
Timothy Cheedle
II <l
<l
1.4
11.
Jeremiah Dwyer
(1 (1
<1
1.4
11.
Nathl. Frasher
<( <(
CI
1.4
11.
Alexander Hutchinson
(1 (1
(1
1.4
11.
Isaac Jones
(1 (1
<l
1.4
11.
Abiel Morse
<l (1
<l
1.4
11.
Asa Paine
<l <l
<l
1.4
11.
John Padeok
<l (1
(1
1.4
11.
Simeon Sessions
<l <i
CI
1.4
11.
Isaiah Tinkham
<l <l
CI
1.4
11.
John W. Throop
1 < 11
it
1.4
11.
John Watkins
11 1 i
1 (
1.4
11.
;^ 15. 15. 10
Pay Table Office, Oct. 19, 1781. The within pay roll was
examined and approved at fifteen pounds fifteen shillings and ten
pence, and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same unto
Capt. Bartholomew Durkee or bearer.
Timothy Brownson, ) Committee.
Isaac Tichenor, )
Treasurer's Office, Charlestown, 22'^ Oct. 1781. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order for and in behalf of
Capt. Bartholomew Durkee.
By me, John Throop.
420
STATE OF VERMONT
[149]
\Capt. William Bramble a?id Company\
A Pay Roll for the Company that marched to Bethel Fort in
August, 1781, being called out by authority under William
Bramble, Hartford.
Names
William Bramble, Capt.
Asa Hazen, Lt.
David Wright, En,
Andrew Tracy, Sergt.
Asa Emerson, "
W'" Dunhiam, "
Artemas Eobinson, Sergt.
Solomon Strong
Eliphalet Marsh
Levi Demon
Matthew Bansom
Jona. Birtch
Gershom Dunham
Erastus Chapman
Thomas Savage
Days
Miles
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
4
25
Pay pr
day
5.4
4.
4.
1
,U2
,5i
1.5^
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
Pay pr
mile
4d
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Total
1.11.0
1. 4.4
1. 4.4
0.14.2
0.14.2
0.14.2
0.13.8
0.13.8
0.13.8
0.13.8
0.13.8
0.13.8
0.13.8
0.13.8
0.1S.8
;^12. 5.2
Pay Table Office, Oct. 24, 1781.
The within Pay Roll examined and approved, and the
Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt. William Bramble
or bearer, it being twelve pound five shillings and two pence.
Timo. Brownson, j
Thos. Chandler, j- Com««
John Strong, )
Date above, reed, the contents of the Treasurer of the above
order. Elk""* Sprague.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
421
[244, dupl 73]
[Capt. Elkanah Sprague and Men'\
A Pay Roll of the Company that marched to Bethel Fort in
August, 178], being called out by authority.
Names
1
Days
Miles
Pr dav
Pr
mile
Total
Elkanah Sprague, Capt.
Benj. Wright
John Carpenter
Thomas Hazen
William Powers
Jonathan Powers
4
4
4
4
4
4
25
25
25
25
25
25
0.5.8
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
4d
4
4
4
4
4
1.11.0
0. 9.8
0. 9.8
0. 9.8
0. .9 8
0. 9 8
;^4.19.4
State of Vermont, Hartford, Oct. 10, 1781. Then personally
appeared Capt. Sprague and made oath to the within Pay Roll,
before me, John Throop, Assistant.
Pay Table Office, Oct. 24, 1781. The within Pay Roll ex-
amined and approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the within sum, being four pounds nineteen shillings and four pence,
lawful money, to Elkanah Sprague, or order.
Timo. Brownson, 1
Thos. Chandler, V Committee.
John Strong, )
Date above reed, the contents of the above order of the
Treasurer.
;j^4.19.4 Elkanah Sprague.
[244, dupl 69] [Capt. John Coffeens Company]
Pay Roll of Capt. John Cofifeen's Company.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. John Coflfeen
Lt. Abiel Preston
Clerk Noadiah Russell
Isaac Balding
Michael Coffeen
Abel Balding
Reuben Gilbert
7
9
9
6
2
6
4
18
24
14
18
18
18
8
2.16. 8
2.11. 9
1. 4. 5
0.17. 4
0. 9. 4
0.17. 4
0.10.
422
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Ely Gilbert
Alexander Alford
Ephraim Foster
Eben« Stone
John Stone
Elizur Coffeen
4
6
4
7
4
4
8
18
8
20
8
48
0.10.0
0.17. 4
0.10.
1. 0.
0.10.
1. 1. 4
John Coffeen.
^13.15.10
August 30, 1781. The above pay roll sworn to before me,
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, 30 Aug. 1781. The within pay roll ex-
amined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same
to Capt. Coffeen or bearer, it being ;j£"13.15.10.
John Strong, ) ^^^.^
Timo. Brownson, j"
Treasurer's Office, 30th Aug., 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq.,
Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being thirteen pounds
fifteen shillings and ten pence.
;^13.15.10 John Coffeen.
[104]
\Priso7iers' Guard under Lieut. Joseph Wickwire'\
A Pay Roll of a Guard appointed over the Prisoners confined
in the School house in Bennington, under the command of Jos.
Wickwire, Lieut, commencing the 8*'' day of August and conclud-
ing the 20*^^ of the same month.
Names
Days
P^ day
Total
Lt. Joseph Wickwire
11
4.3
2. 6.9
Sergt. Matthew Scott
13
1.7
1. 0.7
Corpl. Danl. Hewlet
13
1.5
0.18.5
George Parker
13
1.5
0.18.5
John Robins
13
1.4
0.17.4
Zerubabel Potter
13
1.4
0.17.4
Zerah Scott
13
1.4
0.17.4
Enoch Sackett
13
1.4
17.4
Jonas Abbott
13
1.4
0.17.4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
423
Names
Days
P' day
Total
Jesse Jackson
13
1.4
0.17.4
Samuel Standish
13
1.4
0.17.4
Job Burleson
13
1.4
0.17.4
Nathan Kinsley-
13
1.4
0.17.4
Elijah Aimes
13
1.4
0.17.4
Peter Lawrence
13
1.4
0.17.4
Jonathan Bennett
13
1.4
0.17.4
Oliver Miller
13
1.4
0.17.4
Thomas Green
13
1.4
0.17.4
P^17.6.10
Pay Table Office, Sept. 6, 1781. The above pay roll examined
and approved, and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Joseph Wickwire or bearer, it being seventeen pounds six shillings
and ten pence. Time. Brownson, ) ^Qj^jee
John Strong. j"
Treasurer's Office, Sept. 10, 1781. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq.,
Treasurer, the contents of the within order, being seventeen
pounds six shillings and ten pence, lawful money.
Joseph Wickwire, Lieut.
[509] [Lefnue/ Hawlefs Pay\
Pay Table Office, |
22<^ of Augt. 1781. S
The Treasurer is directed to pay Lemuel Hawley, a soldier in
Col" Warner's Regiment, six pounds,— being part of his deprecia-
tion due. John Strong, \ q^^^^^
^6.0.0 Timo. Brownson, f
Date above received of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order. Lemuel Hawley.
424
STATE OF VERMONT
[347] \Capt. Isaac Tichenors Coinpany\
Pay Roll of the Company of Militia, commanded by Capt. Isaac
Tichenor and ordered to Saratoga by Col. Eben'' Walbridge in
Aug., 1781, from Bennington, being 30 miles.
Names
Pr day
Miles
Day s
Total
Capt. Isaac Tichenor
6.8
30
2
1. 3.4
Lt. Lebbeus Armstrong
4.3
30
2
18.6
Sergt. Daniel Harmon
1.7
30
2
13.2
" John Rudd
1.7
30
2
13.2
Stephen Kingsley
1.7
30
2
13.2
Timothy Abbot
1.4
30
2
12.8
Ezekiel Harmon
1.4
30
2
12.8
Joshua Wood
1.4
30
2
12.8
Lemuel Pratt
1.4
30
2
12.8
Lemuel Cleveland
1.4
30
2
12.8
Timothy Allen
1.4
30
2
12.8
Caleb Clark
1.4
30
2
12.8
Eli Pember
1.4
30
2
12.8
Jason Season [Leason]
1.4
30
2
12.8
Silas Harmon
1.4
30
2
12.8
Austin Harmon
1.4
30
2
12.8
Gains Harmon
1.4
30
2
12.8
Samuel Hanes
1.4
30
2
12.8
Felix Anger
1.4
30
2
12.8
Edward Giffin
1.4
30
2
12.8
Jeduthun Hurd
1.4
30
2
12.8
John Knight
1.4
30
2
12.8
Phineas Scott
1.4
30
2
12.8
Benj. Herwood
1.4
30
2
12.8
Henry Walbridge
1.4
30
2
12.8
David Robinson ,
1.4
30
2
12.'8
Amos Fassett
1.4
30
2
12.8
William Brush
1.4
30
2
12.8
Jesse Field
1.4
30
2
12.8
Abraham Branson
1.4
30
2
12.8
Joseph Willoughby, Jr.
1.4
30
2
12.8
Jonathan Fisk
1.4
30
2
12.8
Jone [Tone] Farr
1.4
30
2
12.8
Benj. Selden
1.4
30
2
12.8
David Ellsworth
1.4
30
2
12.8
Stephen Cleveland
1.4
30
2
12.8
^24. 8.8
Attest, Isaac Tichenor, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
425
Pay Table Office, Manchester, April 18, 1783. The within Pay
Roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay to
Isaac Tichenor or order the sum of twenty-four pounds eight shil-
lings and eight pence. John Strong, ) ^ .
Time. Brownson, f ^-ommittee.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, July 31, 1783. Reed, the con-
tents of the above order, of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer.
;,^24.8.8 Isaac Tichenor.
[821
[ Three Weeks Mett, Capt. Par melee Allen's Company']
A Pay Roll of Three Weeks' Men that joined Capt. Parmelee
Allen's Company from Col. Warner's [Warren's] Regiment and
Col. Allen's in the service of the State of Vermont in 1781.
Names
Entered
Days
Wages
per day
Total
Jabesh Warren
July 26
22
0.1.4
1. 9.4
Joseph Squier
22
1.4
1. 9.4
Samuel Thomas
22
1.4
1. 9.4
Winthrop Graham
22
1.4
1. 9.4
James Barnes
22
1.4
1..9.4
Thomas Gilbert
22
1.4
1. 9.4
John Barber
22
1.4
1. 9.4
John Parish
22
1.4
1. 9.4
Jo^hn Ballows
22
1.4
1. 9.4
W™ Burroughs [Boughrows]
22
1.4
1. 9.4
Simon Francis
22
1.4
1. 9.4
Prosevet Smith
22
1.4
1. 9.4
Robert Stanton
22
1.4
1. 9.4
Asa Strong
22
1.4
1. 9.4
James Underbill
22
1.4
1. 9.4
Isaac Marks
22
1.4
1. 9.4
John Horton _
22
1.4
1. 9.4
^24.18.8
Attest, Parmelee Allen, Captain.
Arlington, Nov. 26, 1781. Then appeared Capt. Parmelee
Allen and made oath to the truth of the above roll.
Before me, Thos. Chittenden, Governor.
426
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. The within roll
having been examined and approved, the Treasurer will pay the
contents of the same to Thomas Tolman, Esq. Paymaster, being
the sum of twenty-four pounds eighteen shillings and eight pence,
lawful money, taking his receipt.
Saml. Bartlett, \ ^ ,
Timo^ Brownson, f
Received of the Treasurer the contents of the within warrant.
Oct. 2d, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[238]
[Capf. Abraham Under hilV s Company'\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Abraham Underhill's Company and Col.
Ira Allen's Regiment of Militia, for service done in defense of the
Frontiers of the State of Vermont in the Alarms which commenced
the 12th, 1781.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. Abr. Underbill
20
30
7. 3.4
Lt. Richard Deming [Duning?"
20
90
5.15.0
En. Ephraim Reynolds
20
30
4.15.0
Sergt. Philip Matteson
20
30
2. 1.8
•' George Manley
14
60
2. 2.2
Dan Kent
14
60
2. 2.2
Corpl. Wm. Manley
6
30
0.18.9
" Joseph Curtis
20
90
2.19.2
John Farwell
8
30
1. 0.8
Reuben Bloomer
8
30
1. 0.8
David Barnham
20
90
2.16.8
Thos. McCann
24
30
2. 2.0
Benj. Matteson
14
60
1.18.8
Erastus Monsel
24
30
2. 2.0
Prince Paddoclc
24
30
2. 2.0
Asa Baldwin
6
30
0.18.0
Peter Mclntyre
6
30
0.18.0
George Gage
6
30
0.18.0
Ashbel Barnham
14
60
1.18.8
Silas Reynolds
14
60
1.18.8
John Gray
10
60
1.13 4
Thos. Danton
14
60
1.18.8
Jona. Shearwood
14
60
1.18.8
Asa Farwell
6
30
0.18.0
Isaac Farwell
12
60
1.16.0
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
427
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Cephas Kent
14
60
1.18.8
Samuel Strong
24
30
2. 2.0
Henry Allen
16
60
2. 1.4
Joseph Ingal
20
90
2.16.8
Joseph Mclntire
6
30
0.18.0
Jacob Wilbur
8
30
1. 0.8
John Gilbert
8
30
1. 0.8
Joseph Sheldon
10
60
1.13.4
Laban Cousins
6
30
0.18.0
Jonathan Page
14
60
1.18.8
Benj. Barto
6
30
0.18.8
Jacob Cousins
6
30
0.18.8
Isaac Underbill
14
60
1.18.8
Sylvanus Sikes
14
60
1.18.8
Titus Sikes
8
30
1. 0.8
Joseph Armstrong
14
60
1.18.8
Joshua Cousins, Jr.
6
30
0.18.0
Charles Collins
14
60
1.18.8
Silas Baldwin
14
60
1.18.8
Neh. Higbee
14
60
1.18.8
John Kent
16
30
1.11.4
Alex' Kent
8
30
1. 0.8
Joseph Larkins
6
30
0.18.0
James Willcocks
8
30
1. 0.8
Joel Frost
8
30
1. 0.8
Joshua King
7
30
0.19.4
John Manley, Jr.
8
30
1. 0.8
John Manley, 3rd
6
30
0.18.8
;^96. 1.3
11th June, 1781. The foregoing Roll examined and approved
and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same, which is ninety-six
pounds one shillings and three pence.
Thos. Chittenden, ) r^^^^uf^^
^. ., „ r Committee.
Timothy Brownson, )
Date above, received of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order. Per me,
June 11, 1781. Abraham Underbill, Capt.
428
STATE OF VERMONT
[236]
\Capt. .Elijah Galushas Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Elijah Galusha's Company in Col. Ira Allen's
Regiment on the alarm in August, 1781, to Saratoga.
Names
Days
Amt.
Wages
Miles
Amt.
Travel
Total
Capt. Elijah Galusha
4
1. 6.8
75
1.5.0
2.11.8
En. Benj. Bartlett
4
0.17.0
75
1.5.0
2. 2.0
Corpl. Jacob Smith
4
6.4
75
1.5.0
1.11.4
Sergt. Benajah Boardman
4
6.4
75
1.5.0
1.11.4
Drum"" William Anderson
4
5.8
75
1.5.0
1.10.8
Fifer Martin Deming
4
5.8
75
1.5.0
1.10.8
Jacob Hinds
4
5.4
75
1.5.0
1.10.4
James Anderson
4
5.4
75
1.5.0
1.10.4
Jona. Butterfield
4
5.4
75
1.5.0
1.10.4
Martin Chittenden
4
5.4
75
3.5.0
1.10.4
Elijah Wood
4
5.4
75
1.5.0
1.10.4
Eli Pettibone
4
5.4
75
1.5.0
1.10.4
David Fasset
4
5.4
75
1.5.0
1.10.4
Adonirum [Edoniram] Burrit
4
5.4
75
1.5.0
1.10.4
Brown
4
5.4
75
1.5.0
1.10.4
^24.10.8
Arlington, Nov. 27, 1781. Personally appears Capt. Elijah
Galusha and makes solemn oath that the above pay roll is just and
true. Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table OfSce, Sunderland, Jan. 4, 1782. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, being twenty-four
pounds ten shillings and eight pence.
Elijah Galusha, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
429
[1611
\Capt. Nathan Delano s Compatiy]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Nathan Delano's Company, Col. John
Abbot's Regiment in a Regiment of Foot of the State of Vermont,
from the V^ day of August to the 4*^, 1781.
Names
Capt. Nathan Delano
Lt. Gershom Odel
En. Rozel Chapman
Sergt. Rob^ Hard
Abraham Chase
John Kicket
Caleb Whitford
Corpl. Artemas Chase
Peter Boone
Fifer William Powel
Jacob Roumfitt
Coonrod Ricket
Nontice O'Strander
Abijah Putnam
Gary Wells
Richard Powell
Simeon Banday
David Pearce
Abraham Chace, Jr.
Caleb Parker
Timothy Wallis
Henry Brown
Jacob Brown
Like V. Norman
John Dott, Jr.
William Hunt
Benajah Bunday
John Patten
David Vallance
Clark Jonathan Powel
Miles
Amt,
Rations
Days
P-- day
24
0.8.0
0.4.0
3
0.16.0
24
8.
2.0
3
0.10.9
24
8.
2.0
3
0.10.9
24
8.
3
0. 4.9
24
8.
3
0. 4.9
24
8.
3
0. 4.9
24
8.
3
0. 4.9
24
8.
3
0. 4.4
24
8.
3 ■
0. 4.4
24
8.
3
0. 4.4
24
8.
3
0. 4.4
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
24
8.
3
4.
Total
1. 8.0
1. 0.9
1. 0.9
0.12.9
0.12.9
0.12.9
0.12.9
0.12.4
0.12.4
0.12.4
0.12.4
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.
0.12.9
;^19.18.3
Nathan Delano, Capt.
State of Vermont, Sept. 13, 1781. The .within Pay Roll sworn
to by Capt. Nathan Delano. Before me,
John Strong, Justice of Peace.
430
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Sept. 13, 1781. The within pay roll exam-
ined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same
to Capt. Delano or bearer, it being nineteen pounds eighteen shil-
lings and three pence. John Strong, ) p.
Timo. Brownson, \ committee.
Date above, received of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order.
;^19.18.3 Nathan Delano, Capt.
[165] [^Capt Willia7n Sharp's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. William Sharp's Company for two days,
belonging to Col. John Abbot's Regiment.
Amt.
Milage
Rations
Names
& pay
per day
Days
Total
William Sharp, Capt.
13
6.8
2
17. 8
Geo. Milliman [Millimott], Lt.
13
4.3
2
12.10
William Wallsworth, En.
13
4.3
2
12.10
Levi Bersley, Sergt.
13
1.7
2
7. 6
Danl. Hawley, Corpl.
13
1.5
2
7. 2
Saml. Lathem
13
1.4
2
7.
Daniel Earl [Arl]
13
1.4
2
7.
Isaac Hodges
13
1.4
2
7.-
Moses Vail [Yail]
13
1.4
2
7.
Major Haynes
13
1.4
2
7.
Cornelius V. Werner [Vumer]
13
1.4
2
7.
Richard Powel
13
1.4
2
7.
Gideon Olmstead
13
1.4
2
7.
Elisha Spalding
13
1.4
2
7.
John V. Wanner
13
1.4
2
7.
Frederick Cottes
13
1.4
2
7.
Augt 7 & 8, 1781.
^6.15.
William Sharp, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 24, 1784.
The within roll is approved and the Treasurer is directed to
pay the same, being six pounds fifteen shillings lawful money to
Capt. W"^ Sharp or bearer.
Timo. Brownson, ) ,
Saml. Bartlit, f ^°"^-
Treasurer's Office, Bennington, Feb. 25, 1784. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order.
yj6.15.0 William Sharp, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
431
[160]
[Col. John Abbot and Officer s\
Col. Abbot's Pay Roll for himself and the Field and Staff
Officers.
Miles
P'
mile
4d
«
P^
day
Ea-
tions
P' day
Total
Col. John Abbot
Lt. Col. Benj. Eandal
Maj. Joel Abbot
Adjt. Rufus Johnson
Q. M' Samuel Lues [Lewis]
24
30
24
24
24
3^
3
3
3
3
3.4
2.8
2.8
2.8
2.8
10.
8.
6.8
6.8
2.
2. 8.0
2. 2.0
1.16.0
1.14.0
0.16.0
i:8.16.0
Test, John Abbot, Col.
State of Vermont, Arlington, Sept. 13, 1781. The above roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Col. John Abbot, or bearer, it being eight pounds sixteen
shillings. Timo. Bronson, ) r^^^:.^^^
^ T u Ci. r Committee.
John Strong, )
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order.
^8.16.0 John Abbot, Col.
[252 dupl 90] \Capt. Cyprian Downer s Cotnpany]
Capt. Cyprian Downer's Company, Shaftsbury, 1781. Pay
Roll for going to Saratoga on an Expedition.
Names
Days
2
Miles
For
travel
Pr day
Total
Cyprean Downer, Capt.
30
0.10.0
06.8
1. 3.4
Isaac Andrus, Lt.
2
30
10.
4.3
18.6
Benj. Corey, En.
2
30
10.
4.3
18.6
Thomas King, Sergt.
2
30
10.
1.7
13.2
Caleb Olin
2
30
10.
1.4
12.8
Winslow Perry
2
30
10.
1.4
12.8
Abner Drinkwater
4
30
10.
1.4
15.4
John Stanley
2
30
10.
1.4
12.8
William Parlcer
2
30
10.
1.4"^
12.8
Samuel Matteson
2
30
10.
1.4jt
12.8
Total
^7.12.2
Attest, Cyprean Downer, Capt.
432
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Office, Bennington, Jan. 14, 1782. The Treasurer is
hereby directed to pay to Capt. Cyprian Downer, or order, the
sum of seven pounds twelve shillings and two pence as per the
within account. Isaac Tichenor, | ^ _..,
Nathl. Brush, \ Committee.
Reed. 13th of May, 1782, of the Treasurer the contents of the
above order.
^7.12.2 Cyprian Downer.
[83] [Capf. Jesse Safford's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Jesse Safford's Company of Militia for
service in the Alarm, Aug. 10, 1781, at the request of Capt. John
Benjamin.
Names
Jesse Safford, Capt.
Abisha Sampson
George Thomas, Sergt.
Seth Washburn, Sergt.
Conf« Fuller, Corp.
Nathan Rowland
Elias Thomas
Joseph Churchill
Jabez Bennett
William Bennett
Timothy Cox
Phineas Williams
Abel Emmons
John Sanderson
Sam). Matthews
Chellis Safford
Andrew Thomas
Nathan Rust
Isaac Hoisington
Bliss Hoisington
William Smith
Jonas Matthews
Jonas Washburn
Joseph Hawkins
John Rolles
Nathl. Tinkham
Gains Paddock
Moses Kimball
Nathan Fletcher
Com-
mence'
pay
of Miles
Days
Pay
per
day
When dis-
charged
Au
f \
15
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
1
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
6/8
4/3
1/2
1/2
1/5
1/4
Au
<
g- 1
1
Total
0.18. 4
13. 6
0. 2
0. 2
7.10
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
433
Names
Com-
mence' of
pay
Miles
Days
Pay
per
day
When dis-
charged
Total
Perez Wood
Simon Davis
Elijah Bale [Bailey]
Phineas Davis
Aug-. 10
( ( ( (
1 ( < i
lo'
4
4
4
4
Aug. 11
It li
1 ( (I
( i u
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
7. 8
^13 0. 8
Pay Table Office, Charlestown, Oct. 25, 1781.
The within pay roll examined and approved, the Treasurer is
directed to pay the same to Capt. Jesse Safford or bearer, it being
thirteen pounds and eight pence.
Timothy Brownson, ) p^^^:..^^
John Strong, f Committee.
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order.
i;i3.0.8 Jesse Safford.
[65]
[Ensign Elisha Partridge and Men\
A Pay Roll for service done by men under the command of
Ensign Elisha Partridge, in pursuance of Brig. Gen. Olcott's orders
on the llt"^ day of Aug. 1781.
Names
Days
Wages
due
Miles
Total
Ensign Elisha Partridge
3
0.10.11
20
0.19. 5
Sergt. Elias Newton
4. 9
20
11. 5
" John Wright
4. 9
20
11. 5
Corpl. Elijah Tracy
4. 4^
20
10.11^
" Henry Burton -
4. 4^^
20
10.11>^
Nathl. Brown
4.
20
10. 8
Stephen Knowlton
4.
20
10. 8
Cyprian Morgan
4.
20
10. 8
John Spear
4.
20
10. 8
Jerome Hutchinson
4.
20
10. 8
Simon Stimpson
4.
20
10. 8
Danl. Kinney
4.
20
10. 8
Jonas Richards
4.
20
10. 8
[28]
434
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Isaac Partridge
Elias Partridge
Philip Smith
Solomon Curtis
Job Pigsley
Martin Brown
John Lewis
Days
Wages
due
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
4.
Miles
Total
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
10.
8
10.
8
10.
8
10.
8
10.
8
10.
8
10.
8
/:nA.
3
The above is a true pay roll.
Test,
Elisha Partridge, Ensign.
State of Vermont, Washington ss. Came personally the above
named Ensign Elisha Partridge and made solemn oath to the truth
of the above pay roll. Benj. Emmons, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Charlestown, 19'^ Oct. 1781. The within
pay roll examined and approved at eleven pounds four shillings
and two pence, and the Tieasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same to Ensign Elisha Partridge or bearer.
Time. Brownson, \ p
Isaac Tichenor, j
Treasurer's Office, Oct. 27, 1781. Reed of Ira Allen, Treas-
urer, the contents of this order.
;^11.4.2 Abel Curtis.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
435
[91]
\^Prisoners' Guard under Sergt. Matthew Scott'\
Pay Roll of a party of Men raised for twelve days as a guard
to the prisoners in confinement at Bennington, commencing the
21^* August and ending the 1'* September, 1781.
Names and Rank
Days in
Pay per
day
Amount
service
Matthew Scott, Serg*
12
0.1. 7i
0.19.21
Samuel Standish, do
12
0.1. 7i
0.19.21
Levi Morgan, Corporal
12
0.1. 5i
0.17.7*
James Cadwell, do
12
0.1.51
0.17.7i
Zerah Scott, Private
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Richard Wheet
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Peter Lawrence
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Jesse Jackson
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Job Burleson
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Silas Pratt
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Caleb Hulburd
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Spaman Badcock
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Joseph Condon
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
William Henry, Jr.
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Samuel Mathersou
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Daniel Smith
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Frederick Weaver
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Ehsha Field
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
Aaron Clark
12
0.1.4
0.16.0
;^15.13.7i
Pay Table Office, Sept. 24, 1781. The within roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Matthew Scott, sargeant, or bearer, being fifteen pounds, thirteen
shillings and seven pence. John Fassett, ) Pomee
^15.13.7 Timo. Brownson, j ^
Received of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.
Pr me, Matthew Scott.
436
STATE OF VERMONT
[187]
l^Frisoners' Guard under Sergt. Samuel Standis/i\
A Pay Roll for the Guard raised by order from His Excellency
Thomas Chittenden, Esq., Captain General, for guarding- the
Prisoners. Howard and his party, four days at Bennington, and
from there to Skeensboro' Sept. 13, 1781.
Names
Days
Pr
day
Am'
wages
Miles
Pr
mile
Mileage
Total
Samuel StandiBh, Sergt.
13
1.7
0.19.0
60
4"
1. 0.0
1.19.0'
George Parker, Corpl,
10
1.5
14.3
60
4
1. 0.0
1.14.3
Draper Runnals
10
1.4
18.4
60
4
1. 0.0
1.13.4
Lem' Scott
10
1.4
13.4
60
4
1. 0.0
1.13.4
Isaac Oakes
5
1.4
6.8
60
4
1. 0.0
1. 6.8
Josiah Safford
4
1.4
5.4
40
4
0.13.4
18.8
Nath' Turner
2
1.4
2.8
15
4
0. 5.0
7.8-
Thomas Grreen
4
1.4
5.4
5.4
Daniel Kinsley
4
1.4
5.4
5.4r
Peter Buck
4
1.4
5.4
5.4
John Sheldon
4
1.4
5.4
5.4r
Joseph Burlinson
4
1.4
5.4
5.4
;^10.19.&
Sam' Standish, Serg'
Bennington, Sept. 17, 1782. These certify that the men were
in service as mentioned in this Roll.
P"" me, Sam' Robinson, Lt. Col.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 24*'" Sept. 1782. The within-
pay roll being examined and approved, ihe Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay unto Serg*^ Samuel Standish, or his order, the sum
of ten pounds nineteen shillings and six pence.
Nath' Brush,
Tim° Brownson,
Committee.
Treasurer's OfSce, Sunderland, Nov. 12, 1782. Rec^ of Ira
Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the within order.
Sam' Standish.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
437
t56j
[Capf. Joseph Safford's Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Joseph Safford's Company raised for three
weeks to guard the inhabitants of White Creek, commencing the
^th Aug'' and ending the 9th September, inclusive, 1781.
Names and Rank
Capt. Joseph Safford
Serg' Stephen Holmes
" Silas Walbridge
" Caleb Whitford
" Francis Horth
Corp' Benoni Reynolds
" Jas. Thompson
Jos. Lues
John Reynolds
Benajah Wells
Tuttle Cheever
Azariah Briggs
Saml. Thompson
Joshua Pratt
Timo. Allen
Benj. Parks
Saml. Lamfier
John Dennis
Cyrus Brown
Garrit Lake
Silas Brown
Saml. Bashman
"Wm. Strong
Philip W^arner
Wason Caldwell
David Henderson
Philip Bartholomew
Nathl. Palmer
George Fowler
Andrew Simpson
No._
days in
service
32
22
22
22
21
21
21
22
21
21
21
23
21
21
21
21
21
23
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
21
5
Wages
and ra-
tions per
day
0.6.8
1
7^
'4
1.
1.7|
1.5|
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
Amount
of wages
& rations
Miles
travel
10. 2. 8
38
14.10
38
14.10
38
13. 6
32
13. 6
38
9. 9
21
9. 9
32
9. 4
38
8.
22
8.
33
8.
45
10. 8
13
8.
38
8.
38
8.
33
8.
38
8.
33
10. 8
32
8.
33
8.
41
8.
41
8.
22
•J
8.
22
8.
22
8.
8.
33
8.
38
8.
14. 8
6. 8
Amt. wages,
rations &
travel
11. 6.
2. 7. Hi
2. 7. Hi
2. 7. 4i
2. 6. 4A
1.17. 7i
2. 1
2. 2
1.15
1.19.
1. 8.
2. 5. 8
1.12. 4
2. 0. 8
2, 0. 8
1.19.
2. 0. 8
2. 1. 8
1.18. 8
2. 0. 8
2. 1. 8
2. 1. 8
1.15. 4
1.15. 4
1.15. 4
1. 8.
1.19.
2. 0. 8
0.14. 8
0. 6. 8
3^
4
In number 30.
Attest.
. ;^65.14. 2|
Jos. Safford, Capt.
State of Vermont.
Arlington, ss. Sept. 12, 1781. Capt. Joseph Safford appear-
ing personally made oath that the within roll is just and true
without fraud to the public or any individual and according to his
best knowledge.
Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
438
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. The within
roll having been examined and approved of, the Treasurer will pay
the contents of the same to Thos. Tolman Esq., Paymaster, being
the sum of sixty-five pounds fourteen shillings and two pence half
penny, lawful money, taking his receipt.
Saml. Bartlit,
Timo. Brownson,
a
Committee.
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of this warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[23]
l^Capt. Elijah Galusha's Company {party]
A Pay Roll of a part of Capt. Elijah Galusha's Company that
went into Windham County to assist the Sheriff in taking a num-
ber of prisoners in September last, Arlington, 24th Oct. 1781.
Days in
Pay per
Miles
Pay per
Amount
Names and Rank
service
day
travel
mile
of pay
Elijah Galusha, Capt.
5
6/8
52
4d
2.10.8
Benj. Bartlett, En°
,
4/8
< t ' 4
1.18.7
Saml. Horsford.Sergt.
V
((
1.17.4
Joel Leonard, Corpl.
4/
t (
1.17.4
Martin Deming
V
( 1
1.17.4
John Adams
V
((
1.17.4
Martin Chittenden
V
( (
1.17.4
Jarel Palmer
V
1 (
1.17.4
Adoniram Burritt
4/
((
1.17.4
Zadock Hawley
V
i I
1.17.4
Hull Wallis
V
t<
1.17.4
Amos Hawley
V
((
1.17.4
Daniel Stearns
V
I (
1.17.4
Simon Toll
V
( t
1.17.4
Robert Buck
V
( (
1.17.4
George Young
4/
»<
1.17.4
Moses Knap
4/
( 1
1.17.4
James Squire
4/
1 (
1.17.4
^34 6.7
Elijah Galusha, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
439
29th Oct. 1782. Then personally appeared Capt. Elijah
Galusha and made oath to the justice of the above charge, accord-
ing to the best of his knowledge. Before me,
Thos. Chittenden, Gov^
Pay Table Office, Dec. 23'^ 1782. The within pay roll exam-
ined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same,
to Capt. Elijah Galusha or bearer, it being ;^34.6.7.
John Strong, ) ^^^^e
Timo. Brownson, f
Rec'd of Ira Allen, Treasurer (Arlington, Dec. 27, 1782) Thirty-
four pound six shillings and seven pence lawful m^ in full of
the within. Elijah Galusha.
[166] [Governor Chittenden s Life Guard^
A Pay Roll of his Excellency Governor Chittenden's Life
Guard, entering service the 17*'' August, 1781 and continuing in
service until the 17*^ of September, 1781.
Names
Miles
Wages
Sarg* Jacob Hinds
1
2. 8.0
Corpi Eij Pettibone
1
2. 4.0
Jona. Butterfield
1
2. 0.0
Martin Deming
1
2. 0.0
Sylvester Deming
1
2. 0.0
Martin Chittenden
1
2. 0.0
Joel Leonard
1
2. 0.0
Eben"" Barns
1
2. 0.0
John Davison
1
2. 0.0
Levi Brown
1
2. 0.0
Ichabod Bartlit
1
2. 0.0
Abel Davis
1
2. 0.0
William Atwater
1
2. 0.0
Amasa Pettibone
1
2. 0.0
;^28.12.0
Elijah Galusha, Capt.
440
STATE OF VERMONT
State of Vermont, Arlington, Sept. 28, 1781. The within roll
sworn to by Capt. Elijah Galusha. Before me,
John Fasset, Jr. Asst.
Pay Table Office, date above, the within roll examined and
approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt.
Elijah Galusha or bearer, being the sum of twenty-eight pounds
twelve shillings. Tim° Brownson, ) p
John Fassett, j" '-o^'^ittee.
Treasurer's Office, Oct. 5, 1781. Reed, of L Allen, Treasurer,
the contents of this order. Elijah Galusha.
[79]
[^Governor Chittenden's Life Guard'\
A Pay Roll of His Excellency Governor Chittenden's Life
Guard, entering service the 18*"^ Sept. 1781 and continuing in ser-
vice until the 8*'' of Oct. 1781.
Names
Days
Pay
Total
Sergt. Levi Hill
Joel Leonard
Amos Pettibone
John Davison
Stephen Davison
W" Anderson
20
20
20
20
20
20
0. 3. 2
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
2. 8
3. 4.
2.13. 4
2.13. 4
2.13. 4
2.13. 4
2.13. 4
^16.10. 8
Elijah Galusha, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Oct. 9, 1781. The within roll examined and
approved and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to
Serg' Levi Hill or bearer, being sixteen pounds ten shillings and
eight pence. John Fassett,
Timo^ Brownson.
Committee.
Date above reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order.
;^16.10.8 Levi Hill, Sergt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
441
[85]
[^Capt. Ebenezer Parkhursfs Company\
Pay Roll for a company under the command of Capt. Eben'"
Parkhurst. 1781.
Days
Pay
Total
Eben^ Parkhurst, Capt.
2
0.6.8
0.13.4
Daniel Gilbert, Lt.
4.3
8.6
John Walbridge, En.
4.3
8.6
Josiah Wheeler, Sergt.
2.3
4.6
Wright Spalding,
2.3
4.6
Larkin Hunter, "
2.3
4.6
Aaron Mosher, "
2.3
4.6
Zacheus Downer, Clerk
2.3
4.6
James Marsh, Corpl.
2.1
4.3
Reuben Parkhurst, "
2.1
4.3
Joel Marsh
2.
4.0
Saml. Ladd
2.
4.
Matthew Harington
2.
4.
Jason Downer
2.
4.
Pardon Moscher
2.
4.
Simeon How
2.
4.
Jonathan How
2.
4.
Leml. Parkhurst
2.
4.
John. Lovejoy
2.
4.
Nehemiah Lovejoy
2.
4.
Moses Shepard
2.
4.
Asahel Spalding
2.
0. 4.0
£h. 9.4
The above Pay Roll is for service done in the alarm the 7th
day of October, A. D. 1781, by orders from Brig. Genl. Olcott.
Pay Table Office, Oct. 24, 1781. The within pay roll examined
and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt.
Eben'^ Parkhurst or bearer, it being five pounds nine shillings and
four pence. Timo. Brownson, 1
Thos. Chandler, \ Com««
John Strong, j
Date above, reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above
order in behalf of Capt. Eben' Parkhurst. Joel Marsh.
442
STATE OF VERMONT
[150]
\Capt. Timothy Bush and Men]
A Pay Roll for service done by order of Brigadier-General
Olcott in pursuing after and taking up two transient persons, sup-
posed to be inimical to their country.
Names
Days
Wages
due
Miles
Amt.
travel
Total
Capt. Timothy Bush
En. Nathl. Seaver
Peter Thacher
John Powell
Isaac Chamberlin
1
2
2
1
1
0.5.4
0.7.2
0.2.0
0.1.4
0.1.4
10
20
21
14
14
3.4
6.0
7.0
4.0
4.0
8. 8
13.10
7.
6.
6.
£%. 1. 6
Pay Table Office, Charlestown, Oct. 20, 1781.
The within pay roll examined and approved at two pounds one
shilling and .six pence and the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the same unto Capt. Timo. Bush or bearer.
Timo. Brownson, ) p^j^ee
Isaac Tichenor, f
Treasurer's Office, Oct. 27, 1781. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer,
the contents of the above order.
p^2.1.6 Abel Curtis.
[261] [Capt. John Coffeen and Company (part)]
A Pay Roll of part of Capt. John Coffeen's Company of Militia
for services done in taking up sundry persons, enemies to this
state, on their way to Canada in Oct. 7, 1781, who found, them-
selves rations.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
John Coffeen, Capt.
Isaac Baldwin, Sergt.
Abbot Roby
Abel Baldwin
Michael Coffeen
Eben"" Stone
Eli Gilbert
Enos Gilbert
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Total
0. 4. 8
6. »
6.
6.
6.
6.
6.
6.
^2.17. 5
Attest, John Coffeen, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
443
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 27tli Feb^ 1783. The within
Pay Roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay unto Capt. John Coffeen the sum of two pounds seventeen
shillings and five pence, lawful money.
Nathl. Brush, ) ^
Timo. Brownson, f ^°^
Treasurer's Office, March 8, 1787. Reed, the above account in
full in State note.
;i^3.17.5 John Coffeen, Capt.
[346]
[Scouf under Lieut. Frederick Smit/i]
A Pay Roll of a Scout of Capt. John Powell's Company of
Militia, ordered out by Gen. Peter Olcott and commanded by Lt.
Frederick Smith.
Names
Days
Pr
day
Amt.
pay
Pr
mile
Milage
Miles
Total
Lt. Frederick Smith
Eliphalet Bean
Elisha Norton
4
4
4
1.7
1.4
1.4
14.4
5.4
5.4
4d
4
4
13.4
13.4
13.4
40
40
40
1. 7.4
0.18.8
0.18.8
£■6. 4.8
John Powell, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Charleston, Oct. 30. 1781. The within ac-
count being examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to
pay the within to the amount of three pounds four shillings and
eight pence. Isaac Tichenor, ) r^
° ^ rry- -D c Committee.
limo. Brownson, )
Reed, of I. Allen in full.
June 30, 1783.
John Powell.
444
STATE OF VERMONT
[344, see next roll] \Capt. Charles Nelsons Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Charles Nelson's Company in Col. Benj.
Waits' Battalion from the 1st day of July, 1781, to the commence-
ment of another certain roll of the said company for the said year
A. D. 1781.
Names
Days
Pr day
Total
Charles Nelson, Capt.
70
6.8
30. 0.
David Currier, Lt.
73
4.3
15.11. 4^i
Gershom York, "
73
4.3
15.11. 4^
Stephen Fisk, Sergt.
73
5.16. 8^
William Sloan,
73
5.16. 8^
Isaac Woolson, "
73
5.16. 8^
Moses Warren, "
73
5.16. 8^
Stephen Chapman, Corpl.
73
5. 7. 2>^
John Seargeants, "
75
5.10\ 1>4
Wm Lathrop, "
73
5. 7. 2>^
Ezekiel Roaks,
73
5. 7. ly.
Asahel Packard, Dr""
73
5. 7. "lYz
Theophilus Clark, fifer
73
5. 7. 23^
Christopher Carey
73
1.4
4.17. 4
Daniel Hovey
73
4.17. 4
David Read
73
4.17. 4
Uriah Howard
73
4.17. 4
Benj. Howard
73
4.17. 4
Darius Howard
73
4.17. 4
Solomon Howard
73
4.17. 4
Eliada Brown
73
4.17. 4
Elijah Wright
73
4.17. 4
Salmon Do we
73
4.17. 4
Benj. Smith
73
4.17. 4
Leml. Laddington
73
4.17. 4
Daniel Jacobs
73
4.17. 4
Nathl. Ketchura
73
4.17. 4
Oliver Root
73
4.17. 4
Edmund Freeman
73
4.17. 4
Enoch Bowen
73
4.17. 4
Benj. Stone
73
4.17. 4
Jona. Davis
73
4.17. 4
David Colborne
73
4.17. 4
Jathleel Peck
73
4.17. 4
Jeptha Sharp
73
4.17. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
445
Names
Samson Howe
Stewart Howe
Joseph Howe
Nathl. Robinson
Squire Wilson
John Wilcox
Job Williams
Bryant Brown
Nathan Brown
Andrew Spalding
Abel Spalding
Ammi Currier
Jona. Stickney
Saml. Bates
Samuel Rich
Ethan Clark
Elias Buckman
Enos Cotter
Comfort Towner
Danl. Roaks
Aaron Whipple
Solomon Mann
Comfort Ames
Days
Pr day
73
1.4
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
■ 4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
75
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
73
4.17. 4
15
1. 0.
15
1. 0.
Total
;^328. 7.10J4
Windsor, June 18, 1782. Attest, Charles Nelson.
Windsor, ss. June 19, 1782. Capt. Charles Nelson appears
before me and makes solemn oath that the within pay roll is made
■without fraud to the public or injustice to any individual.
John Barrett, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Aug. 18, 1783. The within
pay roil being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay the contents of the same to Thos. Tolman Esq. Paymaster,
being the sum of three hundred and twenty-eight pounds seven
shillings and ten pence half penny, lawful money, taking his receipt
to be accountable. Timo. Brownson, ) Committee.
Saml. Bartlit, J
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
446
STATE OF VERMONT
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[41] \Capt. Thomas Barney's Company^
A Fay Roll of Capt." Thomas Barney's Company in Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment of Militia for service done the State in the
alarm on the 21st day of October, 1781.
Namks and Eank
Capt. Tlios. Barney
Lt. Jno. White
Ensign Danl. Purdy
Christopher Roberts, Clk.
Sergt. Trum" Powell
Jer. Wait
" John Roberts
D™ Ros. Francis
Fifr. Truman Mead
Corpl. Jona. Ormsby
" Elijah Burton
" Philip Mead
" Thos. Wait
Asahel Sawyer
Josiah Sheldon
Minor Hilyard
Danl. Ormsby
Martin Barber
W™ Bennett
Eufus Munson
David Purdy
Aaron Ma-son
Joel Rose
Danl. Champion
Oliver Hanchet
Geo. Olds
Saml. Hull
Danl. Baker
Warner Bostwick
Jacob Wheeler
Danl. Arnold
Benj. Purdy
Benj. Roberts
Jas. Hennen
Waterman Ells
Jared Boorne
Nathl. Boorne
Edmund Wood
Orra Rose
Elijah Smith
James Stephens
Eben^ Clark
Nathl. Bostwick
Nich' Wood
Reuben Purdy
When
Wages
per day
Days
No.
Trav-
entered
in ser-
miles
el per
Total
service
vice
out
mile
Oct. 21
5.4
11
40
4d
3.12.
do
3.4
11
40
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do
3.4
11
40
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1.8
11
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11
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do
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11
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((
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1.6
11
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11
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11
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6
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[29J
Thos. Barney, Capt.
450
STATE OF VERMONT
Arlington, Nov. 28, 1781. Personally appears Capt. Thos.
Barney and makes solemn oath that the within pay roll is just and
true. Isaac Tichenor, justice Peace.
Pay Table Office, ) The within pay roll, being ex-
Arlington, Nov. 28, 1781 i" amined and approved, and the
Treasurer is directed to pay the same to the amount of seventy
pounds thirteen shillings seven pence.
^70.13.7 Isaac Tichenor, ) ^^^,,
Timo. Brownson, f
Treasurer's Office, Dec. 6, 1781. Reed of the Treasurer the
contents of the above order. Thos. Barney, Capt"
[248] yCapt. Eli Brozvnson's Company]
Pay Roll of part of Capt. Eli Brownson's Company, Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment of Militia that marched to Castleton, Oct. 20,
1781.
Pr
Amt.
Amt.
.Names
Days
day
wages
Miles
travel
Total
Eli Brownson. Capt.
18
0.6.8
4. 6.8
50
0.16.8
5. 3.4
Samuel Hoit, Lt.
14
4.3
2.19.6
45
15.0
3.14.6
Saml. Bradley, En.
11
4.3
2. 0.9
45
15.0
3. 1.9
Robert Averill, Sergt.
11
1.7
0.17.5
45
15.0
1.12.5
Judah Evarts, "
11
1.7
0.17.5
45
15.0
1.12.5
Jesse Chipman, "
14
1.7
0.19.7
45
15.0
1.17.2
Eber Bradley, Fifer
11
1.5^
0.16.0^
45
15.0
1.11.0^
Benj. Scranton, Corp'
14
1.5^
0. 0.3^
45
15.0
1.15.5^
Joel Brownson, '*
13
1.5|
0.18.7
50
16.8
1.15.1
Elista Bartlet, "
8
1.5i
0.11.8
50
16.8
1. 8.4
Joseph Averill, "
11
1.5^
0.16.0^
45
15.0
1.10.0^
Saml. Barrett
11
1.4
0.14.7
45
15.0
1. 9.8
John Taylor
11
1.4
0.14.7
45
15.0
1. 9.8
Eish Bartlet
16
1.4
1. 1.4
50
16.8
1.18.0
Eli Judson
23
1.4
1.10.8
45
15.0
2. 5.8
Benj. Lewis
16
1.4
1. 1.4
50
16.8
1.18.0
Stilman Bradley
23
1.4
1.10.8
45
15.0
2. 5.8
James Evarts
11
1.4
0.14.7
45
15.0
1. 9.8
Daniel Barber
14
1,4
0.18.8
45
15.0
1.13.8
Edw. Harrison
13
1.4
0.17.4
50
16.8
1.14.0
Reuben Lee
20
1.4
1. 6.8
45
15.0
2. 1.8
Benj. Bradley
20
1.4
1. 6.8
45
15.0
2. 1.8
Zenas Bradley
14
1.4
0.18.8
45
15.0
1.13.8
Daniel Meigs
23
1.4
1.10.8
45
15.0
2. 5.8
David Weldon
14
1.4
0.18.8
45
15.0
1.13.8
Ammi Chipman
20
1.4
1. 6.8
45
15.0
2. 1.8
Seymour Bradley
14
1.4
0.18.8
45
15.0
1.13.8
Jesse Welden
2
1.4
0. 2.8
5
1.8
0. 4.4
Amos Chipman
2
1.4
0. 2.8
5
1.8
0. 4.4
Benj. Searl
2
1.4
0. 2.8
5
1.8
0. 4.4
i: 55. 11. 8
Eli Brownson
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
451
Pay Table Office, Jan. 7, 1782. The within Pay Roll examined
and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay to Capt. Eli
Brownson or bearer, being the sum of fifty-five pounds eleven
shillings and eight pence. Isaac Tichenor,
Timo. Brownson
.\
Committee.
1782. Reed, the
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan. 28,
contents of the above order of the Treasurer.
^55 11.8 Eli Brownson, Capt
[255]
[Capt Thomas BulVs Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Thomas Bull's Company in Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment of Militia, for service done the State of Vermont
on alarm to the Northward, October 21st, 1781.
Natvtes
Days
Pr day
Miles
Amt. of
wages
Total
Capt, Thomas Bull
15
0.6.8
40
5. 0.
5.13.4
Lt. Jeremiah Whelpley
5
4.3
00
1. 1.3
En. Stephen Washburn
11
4.3
40
3. 0.1
Sergt. John Smith
11
1.71
40
17. 10^
1.11.2^
" Thaddeus Harris
11
1.7i
40
17.10^
1.11.2^
Ashley Goodrich
8
1.4
40
10. 8
1. 4.0
Abel Phelps
9
1.4
40
12.
1. 5.4
George Smith
11
1.4
40
14. 8
1. 8.0
Barnabas Hatch
11
1.4
40
14. 8
1. 8.0
Thaddeus Munson
11
1.4
40
14. 8
1. 8.0
Beuben Baker
11
1.4
40
14. 8
1. 8.0
Robert Anderson
11
1.4
40
14. 8
1. 8.0
Bernard
11
1.4
40
14. 8
1.13.4
Vasal Dickinson
15
1.4
40
14. 8
1. 8.0
Richard Hennesey
11
.1.4
40
14. 8
1. 5.4
Andrew Richardson
9
1.4
40
12.
1. 5.4
Daniel Jones
9
1.4
40
12.
1. 5.4
Thomas Hill
13
1.4
40
17. 4
1.10.8
Daniel Shaw
9
1.4
40
12.
1. 5.4
John Sutherland
6
1.4
40
8.
1. 1.4
Isaac Barker
15
1.4
40
1. 0.
1.13.4
Amos Richardson
5
1.4
40
0. 6. 8
1. 0.0
Solomon Collins
5
1.4
40
6. 8
1. 0.0
Nathan Smith [SamithJ
15
1.4
40
1. 0.
1.13.4
Saml. Pettibone
9
1.4
40
0.12.
1. 5.4
Robert Loggan
9
1.4
40
0.12.
4. 5.4
Isaac Whelpley
4
1.4
40
0. 5. 4
0.18.8
;^42. 1.8
Arlington, Jan. 9, 1782.
Thos. Bull, Capt.
Attest. Before me,
Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace.
452
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Arlington, Jan. 9, 1782. The Treasurer is
hereby directed to pay to Capt. Bull, or order, the sum of forty-
two pounds one and eight pence, agreeably to the within account.
Isaac Tichenor, I ^
Timo. Brownson, j" Committee.
Reed. 11th April, 1782, of the Treasurer, twenty pounds
lawful money on the above order. Thomas Bull.
Jan. 23, 1783. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order.
;^42.1.8 Thomas Bull.
[173]
\Capt. Enoch Eastman's Co?npany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Enoch Eastman's Company in Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment of Militia for service done in the Alarm in the
month of October, 1781.
Names
n3
Total
g
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fi
CM
Enoch Eastman,' Capt.
30
4
10
0.6.3
3.16. 8
Joseph Levit, En.
30
4
11
4.3
2.16. 9
Seth Harmon, Sergt.
30
4
7
1.7
1. 1. 1
Jacob Kinney, *'■
30
4
6
1.7
0.19. 6
David Hopkins^ "
30
4
7
1.7
1. 1. 1
David Sheldon, "
30
4
10
1.7
1. 5.10
John Nelson," Corp^
30
4
6
1.7
0.18. 6
Pelatiah Dewey, Do.
30
4
10
1.5
1. 4. 2
Reuben Stoddard, Do.
30
4
6
1.5
0.18. 6
W'" Cookings
30
4
10
1.4
1. 3. 4
Araos Harmon
30
4
10
1.4
1. 3. 4
John Nelson, Jr.
30
4
9
1.4
1. 2.
Aaron Kising
30
4
9
1.4
1. 2.
Zadock Norton
30
4
14
1.4
1. 8. 8
W™ Norton
30
4
5
1.4
0.16. 8
Hezekiah Scott
30
4
10
1.4
1. 3. 4
John Burlingame
30
4
9
1.4
1. 2.
Luther Smith
30
4
15
1.4
1.10.
Calvin Smith
30
4
9
1.4
1. 2.
Peletiah King
30
4 ■
5
1.4
0.16. 8
Joseph Tower
30
4
11
1.4
1. 4. 8
Phineas Smith
30
4
14
1.4
1. 8. 8
Nehemiah Harmon
30
4
4
1.4
0.15. 4
Neh*" Harmon, Jr.
30
4
4
1.4
0.15. 4
John Sheldon
30
4
8
1.4
1. 0. 8
WilUam Hurlburt
30
4
5
1.4
0.16. 8
Stephen Smith
30
4
6
1.4
0.18.
Isaac Sheldon
30
4
3
1.4
0.14.
£^^, 5. 5.
Enoch Eastman, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
453
Pay Table Office, Arlington, January 10, 1783. The within
pay roll examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Capt. Enoch Eastman, it being thirty-four pounds
five shillings and five pence, Timo. Brownson, ) ^ .,
Nathi Bush, j-^^ommiuee.
Arlington, Jan'y 10. The within pay roll sworn to before me.
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan. 11, 1782. ReC^ of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, being thirty-four
pounds, seven shillings and two pence. ;^34.5.5
[115]
\Capt. Zadock Everest's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Zadock Everest's Company in Col.
Allen's Regiment for service done in the Alarm, Oct. 1781.
Ira
M
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Names
02
.— (
an
Pay
each
ration
Total
F~<
A^
Ph
Ph a
8'
Zadock Everest, Capt,
27
4d
10
5/4
2
3.15. 8
Joel Hennam[Harn[ion],Lt.
27
10
3/7
1
2.11. 6
Isaac Mecom, En,
27
10
3/7
1
2.11. 6
Nathl. Hermon, Sergt,
27
10
1/7
1. 4.10
Ezekiel Herman, "
27
10
1/7
1. 4.10
Peter Hall,
27
16
1/7
1.14. 4
Philip Reed, Corpl.
27
6
1/5
0.17. 6
John Abbot,
27
9
1/5
1. 1. 9
Abrah"" Meacham, "
27
8
1/5
1. 0. 4
Andrew Winchester
27
11
1/4
1. 3. 8
Ozias Clark
27
15
1. 9.
Peter Parson
27
10
1. 2. 4
Joseph Kellogg
27
10
1. 2. 4
John Thomson
27
^ i
9
1. 1.
Abraham Foot [Tart]
27
15
1. 9.
David Andrus
27
10
1. 2. 4
Peter Davidson
27
9
1. 1.
Elisha Clark
• 27
15
1. 9.
Eben'' Kingsley
27
5
0.15. 8
Gershom Hale
27
7
0.18. 4
Benajah Hill
27
12
1. 5.
Roswell Bennett
27
11
1. 3. 8
RufuB Baker
27
10
1. 2. 4
Benj. Everest
27
10
1. 2. 4
Eben. Cobb
27
10
1. 2. 4
Stephen Starkweather
27
10
1. 2. 4
James Hopkins
27
9
1. 1.
Hezekiah Tracy
27
6
0.17.
John Beldridge
27
7
0.18. 4
Joseph Fitch
27
10
1. 8. 4
SamL Butts
27
10
1. 8. 4
454
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Elisha Hall
John Davidson
Henry Hunt [Huet]
Jedediah Reed
John Loveman
James Winchester
Lemuel Clark
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Is
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to
ft
Pay per
day
Bations
per day
27
4d
4
27
4
27
4
27
4
27
4
27
4
27
4
Total
0.14.
0.14.
0.14.
0.14.
0.14.
0.14.
0.14.
45.14. 3
Attest, Zadock Everest, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 20*^ Feb. 1782.
The within pay roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay unto Capt. Zadock Everest or order, the sum of
forty-five pounds fourteen shillings and 3 pence.
Nathl. Brush, ) ^
T rry- u r Committee.
Isaac Tichenor, j
Bennington, Feb. 23<^, 1782. Received of Ira Allen, Esq.,
Treasurer, the contents of the above order, being forty-five
pounds fourteen shillings and three pence, lawful money, for and
in behalf of Capt. Zadock Everest. Stephen Pearl.
[213]
\^Capf. John Gray's Covipa7iy\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Gray's Company and Col. Ira Allen's
Regiment of Militia for service done in defense of the frontiers of
the State of Vermont, by order of Gen. Safford, from Oct. 18th
1781, to Nov. 8, 1781, both days included.
Pr
Pr
Sum of
Names
Miles
mile
Travel
Days
Day
pay
Total
Capt. John Gray
30
4d
0.10.0
18
6.8
4. 8. 8
4.16. 8
Lt. Isaac Underbill
30
4
10.
13
4.3
2.16. 4
3. 6. 4
En. Nathan Manley
30
4
10.
13
4.3
2.16. 4
3. 6. 4
Sergt. Wm. Dunton
30
4
10.
11
1.7
17. 5
1. 7. 5
" George Manley
30
4
10.
10
1.7
16.10
1. 6.10
" Joseph Curtis
30
4
10.
11
1.7
17. 5
1. 7. 5
Corpl. Alexander Kent
30
4
10.
17
1.5^
1. 4. 9*
1.14. 9*
Drum"' Lorin Larkin
30
4
10.
11
1.5^
16. *
1. 6. 0*
Charles Collins
30
4
10.
11
1.4*
15. \
1. 5. 1*
Cephas Kent
30
4
10.
11
1.4*
15. ^
1. 5. 1*
Eben"' Woodward
30
4
10.
11
1.4*
15. *
1. 5. 1*
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
455
Names
Eleazer Baldwin
Isaiah Gray
John Manley
John Kent
Henry Allen
Isaac Reynolds
Moses Kent
Noah Holcomb
Philip Matteson
Sylvanus Sikes
Thos. McCoan
Samuel Strong
Titus Sikes
Thos. Dunton
Wm. Manley
Benj. Matteson
Asa Baldwin
Ashbel Barnham
Pr
Pr
Miles
mile
Travel
Days
day
30
4
10.
13
1.4*
30
4
10.
8
1.4^
30
4
10.
17
1.4^
30
4
10.
11
1.4*
30
4
10.
11
1.4*
30
4
10.
13
1.4*
• 30
4
10.
11
1.4*-
30
4
10.
11
1.4^
30
4
10.
11
1.4*
30
4
10.
11
1.4^
30
4
10.
13
1.4*
30
4
10.
12
1.4*
30
4
10.
11
1.4*
30
4
10.
19
1.4|
30
4
10.
17
1.4*
30
4
10.
6
1.4*
30
4
10.
8
1.4*
30
4
10.
8
lAk
Sum of
pay
17.10^
11.
Total
1. 5. H
1. 1.
1. 3. 0*
1.13. 4*
15. U
1. 5. 1*
15. Ij
1. 5. 1*
1. 0. 7^
l.,10. 7*
15. *
1. 5. 1*
15. *
1. 5. 1^
15. *
1. 5. 1^
15. i
1. 5. 1^
17.101
1. 7.10*
16. 6
1. 6. 6
15. li
1. 5. 1*
1. 5. 1*
1. 6. 1*
1. 3. 0*
1.13. 4^
8. 3
0.18. 3
11.
1. 1.
11.
1. 1.
^46. 0. 1
John Gray, Capt.
Dorset, Nov. 27, 1781. Appeared Capt. John Gray and made
solemn oath to the truth of the above pay roll, before
John Strong, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table OfHce, Bennington, Dec. 26, 1781. The within
pay roll being approved of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same, to the amount of forty-six pounds and one penny to Capt.
Gray or order. Isaac Tichenor, \ Committee.
Amos Fassett, \
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland,. Dec. 29, 1781. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, reed, for and in behalf
of Capt. John Gray.
^46.0.1 William Underbill.
456
STATE OF VERMONT
[510]
\Capt. Jacob Hinds' Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Jacob Hinds' Alarm List Company in Col.
Ira Allen's Regt of Militia for service done at Castleton in Octo,
1781.
Names and Bank
Capt. Jacob Hinds
Lieut. Thoa. Lathrop
Ens" Sher" Boardman
Sergt. Caleb Dayton
do Israel Canfield
Do David Norton
Danl. Barret
Isaac Andrews
Isaac Wallis
Abel Ellsworth
Samuel Agord
George Eddy
No. days
service
Pay per
day, sub-
sistence
15
27
15
6/8
4/3
do
13
21
1/7
do
16
do
13 •
13
V4
do
21
do
13
do
16
do
13
do
No. miles
travel
45
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Travel fee
per mile
/4
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Amount
£ S. D.
5. 15.
6. 9. 9
.5. 18. 9
1.
2.
2.
15.
8.
0.
1. 12.
1.
2.
1.
1.
12.
3.
12.
16,
1. 12.
7
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
32. 15. 4
Arlington, Jany. 7, 1782. Personally appeared before me Capt.
Jacob Hinds and made solemn oath that the above Roll is just and
true without fraud to the public or any individual.
Isaac Tichenor, Just. Peace.
Pay Table Office, ) The above roll being approved of,
Arlington. Jany 7, 1782 I the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. Hinds or to his order to the amt. of thirty-two
pounds fifteen shillings and 4 pence.
^32.15.4 Isaac Tichenor, )
Timo. Brownson, \
Jany. 7, 1782. Reed the full contents of the within pay roll
from Ira Allen Esq Treasurer.
Pr me, Jacob Hinds.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
457
159]
\Capt. Hie hard Hurd's Company^
A Pay Roll of Capt. Richard Kurd's Company in Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment of militia in an alarm to the Northward, Oct.
20, 1781.
Days in
Pay and
Miles
Amt. travel
at4'i
per mile
Total
Names and Bank
service
subsistence
travel
Capt. Richard Hurd
9
3. 0.
58
0.19. 4
3.19. 4
Lt. Abner Hurd
17
4. 2.
4
52
17. 4
4.19. 8
Sergt. Elijali Warner
12
1. 1.
52
17. 4
1.18.10
" Simeon Sanford
9
0.14.
3
58
17. 4
1.13. 7
Ned Hurd
7
0.11.
3
52
17. 4
1. 8. 7
Corpl. Eleazer Hurd
10
0.14.
8
52
17. 4
1.12.
*' Hall Curtis
10
0.14.
8
52
17. 4
1.12.
" Elijah Hurd
12
0.17.
7
52
17. 4
1.14.11
Jededi- guj.^
17
1. 2.
8
52
17. 4
2. 0.
Pheris Cogswill
17
1. 2.
52
17. 4
2. 0.
Daniel Hurd, 2d.
11
0.14.
8
52
17. 4
1.12.
Amos Tattle
12
0.16.
52
17. 4
1.13. 4
Peter Bristoll
12
0.16.
52
17. 4
1.13. 4
Jas. Bristoll
11
0.14.
8
52
17. 4
1.12.
Enoch Basbet
12
0.16.
52
17. 4
1.13. 4
John Hurd
10
0.13.
4
52
17. 4
1.10. 8
Saml. Bristoll
10
0.13.
4
52
17. 4
1.10. 8
Tobe Bristoll
2
0. 2.
8
52
2.
0. 4. 8
Eliphaz Warner
2
0. 2.
8
52
2.
0. 4. 8
£Z^.\Z.l
Richard Hurd, Captain.
Bennington, Dec. 3, 1781. Personally appears Capt. Rich*^
Hurd and made solemn oath that the above pay roll is just and
true. Isaac Tichenor, Justice Peace.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Dec. 20, 1781. The above pay
roll being approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
the amount of thirty-four pounds thirteen shillings and seven
pence. Isaac Tichenor, ) p^^ee
Amos Fassett, \
Treasurer's Office, Jan. 2. 1782. Rec'd of the Treasurer
contents of the within order being ;^34.13.7, lawful money.
Richard Hurd, Capt.
the
458
STATE OF VERMONT
[2221
\Capt. John Mott^s Company\
•A Pay Roll of Capt. John Mott's Company of the Alarm List
of Danby in Col. Ira Allen's Regiment, for service done at Castle-
ton in October, 1781.
Names
Capt. John Mott
Lt. Thos. Rowley
Sergt. Jere'^ Merethen
" Henry Herrick
Ifrice [Israel] Harenden
Thos. Tuller[Tuttel]
Days
P^ day
Miles
P. mile
9
6.8
30
4
12
4.3
30
i
10
4.3
30
4
13
1.7
30
4
10
1.4
30
4
12
1.4
30
4
Total
3. 10.
3. 1.
2. 12. 6
1. 10. 7
1. 3. 4
1. 6.
;^13. 3. 5
John Mott, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 7, 1782. The above ac-
count being approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
sum of ^,^13.3.5 to Capt. John Mott or to his order.
Isaac Tichenor ) ^^^^^
Bennington, Feb. 7, 1782.
tents of the within order.
^13.3.5
Timo. Brownson
Reed, of the Treasurer the con-
John Mott, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
459
[159]
[ Capt. Jacob OdeVs Company]
A Pay Roll for Capt. Jacob Odel's Company in Col. Ira Allen's
Regiment of Militia for service done the State of Vermont on
Alarm to the Northward, which commenced October, A. D. 1781.
Names
Days
Pr day
Amt.
wages
Miles
Amt.
travel
Total
Capt. Jacob Odels
19
6.8
6. 6.
8
40
13.4
7. 0.
Lt. Stephen Smith
11
4.3
2. 6.
9
40
13.4
3. 0. 1
En. Jas. Vaughn
11
4.3
2. 6.
9
40
13.4
3. 0. 1
Sergt. Prentice Stores
15
1.7
1. 3.
9
40
13.4
1.17. 1
'' Eliakim Deming
3
1.7
0. 4.
9
40
13.4
0.18. 1
" Dan Allen
9
1.7
0.14.
3
40
13.4
1. 7. 7
" John Richardson
5
1.7
0. 7.
11
40
13.4
0. 7.11
Corpl. Nathan Richardson
15
1.5
1. 1.
3
40
13.4
1.14. 7
Samuel Collins
15
1.4
1. 0.
40
13.4
1.13. 4
Thomas Bull, Jr.
15
1.4
1. 0.
40
13.4
1.13. 4
John Vaughn
15
1.4
1. 0.
40
13.4
1.13. 4
Andrew Anderson
15
1.4
1. 0.
40
13.4
1.13. 4
William King
5
1.4
0. 6.
8
40
13.4
1. 0. 9
James Jameson
11
1.4
0.14.
8
40
13.4
1. 8.
John Odel
11
1.4
0.14.
8
40
13.4
1. 8.
Christopher Collins
10
1.4
0.13.
4
40
13.4
1. 6. 8
Asa Farrand
15
1.4
1. 0.
40
13.4
1.13. 4
Moses Sperry
10
1.4
0.13.
4
40
13.4
1. 6. 8
Joseph Farrand
10
1.4
0.13.
4
40
13.4
1. 6. 8
Timothy Soper
12
1.4
0.16.
40
13.4
1. 9. 4
Jonathan Allen
9
1.4
0.12.
40
13.4
1. 5. 4
Elias Curtis
9
1.4
0.12.
40
13.4
1. 5. 4
Reuben Smith
6
1.4
0. 8.
40
13.4
1. 1. 4
Wm. Bedel
3
1.4
0. 4.
40
13.4
0.17. 4
Moses Emery
7
1.4
0. 9.
4
40
13.4
1. 2. 8
;^42. 9. 5
Jacob Odel, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 12th April, 1783. The within
pay roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay unto Capt. Jacob Ode], or order, the sum of forty-
three pounds 9/5.
Nathl. Brush, ^ ^^^,,
Timo. Brownson, j
Treasurer's Office, Jan. 7, 1783. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer,
the contents of the above order.
;^42.9.5 Jacob Odel, Capt.
460
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
461
[127]
\^Capt. Nathaniel Smith's Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Nathl. Smith's Company in Col. Ira Allen's
Regiment of Militia for service in Oct. 1781. Rupert, Nov. 24,
1781.
Names
Nathl. Smith, Capt.
Enos Harmon, Lt.
W^ Smith. Sergt.
Josiah Curtis, "
Cyprian Eastman, "
Jona. Eastman
David Towsley, Corpl.
Oliver Eastman
Ashbel Sikes
Jona. Church
Saml. Streeter
John McNeel
Pliny Smith
Seth Porter
Robert Stanton
Benj. Davis
Calvin Eastman
Lebbeus Stannard
Eliphalet Smith
Daniel Risdon
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
15
10
10
19
19
10
10
19
10
7
10
2
2
Travel
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
Total
3. 6.
8
2. 2.
4
0.16.
0.16.
0.16.
4
0.13.
4
0.14.
8
1. 0.
0.13.
4
0.13.
4
1. 5.
4
1. 5.
4
0.13.
4
0.13.
4
0. 5.
4
0.13.
4
0. 9.
4
0.13.
4
0. 2.
8
0. 2.
8
Wages for personal service ;^18. 16— Travel ;^10— Total ;^28. 16.0
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Nov. 23, 1781. The within pay
roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Capt. Nathl. Smith or bearer, being twenty-eight
pounds sixteen shillings lawful money.
Timothy Brownson. | Committee.
Isaac Tichenor, )
Treasurer's Office. Sunderland, Nov. 23, 1781. Received of
the Treasurer the contents of the above order, being twenty-eight
pounds sixteen shillings lawful money.
Nathl. Smith, Capt.
462
STATE OF VERMONT
[49]
l^Capt. Ebenezer Wilsoiis Company
A Pay Roll of Capt. Ebenezer Wilson's Company in Col. Ira
Allen's Regiment of Militia for service done at Castleton, Oct.
1781.
No. days
Paypr day
No.
Travel
Names and Rank
service
sub*
miles
per mile
Amount
Capt. Eben-^ Wilson
17
6.8
30
.4
6. 3. 4
Lt. Jona. Sprague
5
4.3
30
.4
1.11. 3
Ensign John Vial
9
do
30
.4
2. 8. 3
Sergt. Michael Wilson
17
1.7
30
.4
1.16.11
" Eichard Latting
9
1.7
30
.4
1. 5. 9
Corpl. Richard Calkins
9
1.5^
30
.4
1. 3. \\
" Nathan Rowley
7
1.5^
30
.4
1. 0. 2^
'• Bethuel Brum'ley
9
1.5^
30
.4
1. 3. \\
Jas. Webster
15
1.5^
30
.4
1.11.10^
Drum"^ Zebina Day
15
1.5^
30
.4
I.U.IO^
Robt. Allen
9
1.4
30
.4
1. 2.
W" Brumley
7
1.4
30
.4
0.19. 4
Duran Huntley
15
1.4
30
.4
1.10.
Nathan Sprague
9
1.4
30
.4
1. 2.
Gershom Congur
9
1.4
SO
.4
1. 2.
JStephen Savy
10
1.4
30
.4
1. 3. 4
Noah Wilson
17
1.4
30
.4
1.12. 8
Hopkins Rowley
15
1.4
30
.4
1.10.
Amos Colvin
8
. 1.4
30
.4
1. 0. 8
Stephen Colvin
15
1.4
30
.4
1.10.
Ezekiel Smith
15
1.4
30
.4
1.10.
Ashur Conger
10
1.4
30
.4
1. 3. 4
John Sealey
7
1.4
30
.4
0.19, 4
Henry Spalding
14
1.4
30
.4
1. 8. 8
Ephraim Bennett
14
1.4
30
.4
1. 8. 8
Edward Soper
9
1.4
30
.4
1. 2.
Thos. Allen
9
1.4
30
.4
1. 2.
Danl. Venderlendo
9
1.4
SO
.4
1. 2.
LAI. 3. 8i
Ebenr. Wilson, Capt.
Arlington, Jan. 7, 1782. Personally appears before me Capt.
Wilson and makes solemn oath that the within pay roll is just and
true.
Before me, Isaac Tichenor, Justice of the Peace.
Pay Table Office, Arlington, Jan. 7, 1782. The Treasurer is
hereby directed to pay the sum of forty-two pounds three shillings
and eight pence ^ to Capt. Ebenezer Wilson, or to his order,
agreeable to the within pay roll.
Isaac Tichenor,
^42.3.83^ Timo Brownson,
Treasurer's Office, Jan. 8, 1782. Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer,
the contents of this order. Eben"" Wilson.
:,1
Committee.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
463
[93]
l^Capt Abraham Under hiW s Company'\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Abraham Underbill's Company of Alarm
List in Col. Ira Allen's Regiment for service done in defence of
the frontiers of the State of Vermont, by order of General Safford,
from Oct. 18. 1781, to Nov. 8, 1781, both days included— the above
company commanded by Lt. Isaac Farwell.
Names
Days
Miles
Travel
Total
Lt. Isaac Farwell ^
13
30
3. 5. 3
Ensign Reuben Bloomer
12
30
3. 1. 8
Sergt. Abijah Dunning
8
30
1. 2. 8
" Noah Moss.
11
30
1. 7. 5
Drm. Eben^ Baker
10
30
1. 4. 7
Joseph Ingall ■
11
30
1. 5. lYz
Richard Duning
11
30
1. 5. 1%
Ephraim Reynolds
11
30
1. 5. lYz
John Nelson
19
30
1.15. 4
Joseph Sheldon
11
30
1. 5. 1J4
Eben^ Hulburt
11
30
1. 5. ly^
Joel Frost
10
30
1. 3. 9
David Brade
12
30
1. 6. 6
Benoni Bishop
10
30
1. 3. 9
Benj. Mclntyre
7
30
0.19. 9
Amherst Coult
9
30
1. 2. 4>4
John Wood
6
30
0.18. 3
Elisha Rigdon
7
30
0.19. 9
James Stewart
2
1
0. 4. 1
Benj. Baldwin
2
2
0. 5. 4
Andrew Boston [Berton]
4
30
0.13. 6
Isaac Farwell, Lt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Dec. 27, 1781. The within roll
being approved of. the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Gapt. Farwell or order, the sum of twenty-seven pounds one shil-
ling eight pence. Isaac Tichenor, \ p„^ee
Amos Fassett, f
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Dec. 29, 1781. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, for and in behalf of
Capt. Farwell. W™ Underbill.
464
STATE OF VERMONT
[63] \^Capt. Samuel Willard's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Samuel Willard's ''Company of Militia in
Col. Ira Allen's Regiment for service done in defence of the
Northern Frontiers of this State in Oct. 1781, per order.
Names
Entered
Days
9
Miles
Pay at /4
Total
Lt. David Comstock
Oct. 21
22
0.7.4
2. 5.7
Sergt. Amos Micks
i i 1 (
5
7.4
0.15.3
" Levy Adams
( ( ( C
9
7.4
1. 1.7
" Caleb Allen
" 23
7
7.4
0.10.6
Clerk Elkanah Cobb
" 21
7
7.4
0.17.3
Corp, Joth. Smart
(( <<
9
7.4
1. 0.1
" Jed. Egerton
(* a
13
7.4
1. 5.9
David Cower
11 1 <
13
7.4
1. 4.8
David Smith
<i <i
10
7.4
1. 0.8
Doty Allen
(1 ((
13
7.4
1. 0.8
Moses Curtis
(1 1 c
16
7.4
1.18.8
Daniel Hulet
" 21
16
7.4
1. 8.8
Saml. Wright
" 23
11
7.4
1. 2.0
Gideon Adams, Esq.
(< (1
5
7.4
0.14.0
Joel Simons
11 1 (
9
7.4
0.19.4
Joth. Prindle
it 11
9
7.4
0.19.4
Gilbord Soper
<( 1 (
9
7.4
0.19.4
Jacob Egerton
1 ( 11
5
7.4
0.14. a
Geo. Rush
(1 CI
9
7.4
0.19.4
Lemuel Haskins
( < <<
9
7.4
0.19.4
Junet Hollister
11 ((
9
7.4
0.19.4
Phineas Pelton
<l 1(
9
7.4
19.4
John Butts
1( (1
6
7.4
0.15.4
David Adams
l( ((
5
7.4
0.14.0
W"" Potter
(t (1
9
7.4
1.19.4
J. Armstrong
Nov. 1
5
7.4
0.14.0
David Hough
t C I (
5
7.4
0.14.0
Elisha Leach
4
3
7.4
0.11. a
Jacob Perkins
'« 4
3
7.4
0.18.4
Seth Blossom
" 4
5
7.4
0.14.0
A true pay roll. Test per me, David Comstock, Lt.
Pay Table Office, Arlington, Jan. 9, 1782. The Treasurer is
directed to pay to Lieut. Comstock or order the sum of twenty-
nine [pounds] six shillings and seven pence, as per the within
account. Isaac Tichenor, I Com
Timothy Brownson, \
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jany. 10, 1781. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, being twenty-nine
pounds six shillings and seven pence, lawful money. Reed, for
and in behalf of Lieut. Comstock.
Saml. Willard, Capt. of said Company.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
465
[354] [Co/. Ira AUeiis Regiment^ Officer s^
A Pay Roll of the Field and Staff Officers of Col. Ira Allen's
Recjiment for their service at Castleton in the alarm in the month
of October, 1781.
Names
Days
Miles
Pr day
Pr mile
Total
Stephen Pearl, Lt. Col.
Leml. Ohipman, Surgeon
James Murdock, Chaplain
Jona. Saxton, Adjt.
John Page, Surgeon's Mate
John Cobb, Quarter master
Nathl. Harmon, Sergeant Maj''
John Steward, Quarter M. Sergt.
10
10
10
10
8
10
6
10
30
27
27
43
42
46
26
22
8. 8
6. 8
6. 8
4.11
5. 4
4.
2.
2.
4d
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
6. 3. 4
4. 9.
4. 9.
3.10. 2
3. 2.
2.15. 4
1. 0. 8
1. 7. 4
^26.16.10
Stephen Pearl, Lt. Col.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 14, 1782. The above ac-
count being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the same, being the sum of twenty-six pounds sixteen shillings and
ten pence. Isaac Tichenor, I Committee
Nathl. Brush, f ^o^imitiee.
Bennington, Feb. 28, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the con-
tents of the within order. Uriah Seymour.
[28]
\^Capt. Abraham Jackson's Company^ Wallingford\
A Pay Roll of Abraham Jackson's Company of Militia at
Wallingford in Col. Thomas Lee's Regiment, Oct. 14, 1781, in
service at Castleton.
No.
No.
Names
miles
20
Price
0.6.8
days
Wages
Total
Abraham Jackson, Capt.
3.13.4
4. 0.
Joseph Randal, Lt.
(■ •(
2. 6.9
2.13. 5
Stephen Clark, Ens"
1 1 ( (
2. 6.9
2.13. 5
EHsha Allen, Sergt.
«< '<
0. 6.5
1. 4. 1
Asahel Jackson, do
i( ((
0.17.5
1. 4. 1
W-" Crary, do
(1 (1
0.17.5
1. 4. 1
W™ Fisher, do
• 1 ((
0.17.5
1. 4. 1
Jonah Ives, Corpl.
> ( 11
0.15.7
1. 2. 8
Joel Naten, do
U (1
0.15.7
1. 2. 3
Googer Clark, Fifer
CI 11
0.15.7
1. 2. 3
Jed*" Jackson
1 1 (1
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
[30]
4QQ
STATE OF VERMONT
No.
No.
Names
miles
Price
days
Wages
Total
John Clark
20
0.6.8
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
John Willey
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Pesilys Spalding
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Jethro Jackson
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Benj. Rhoades
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Daniel Bradley
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Elias Crary
*
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Joseph Benson
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Jonathan Wiley
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Ephraim Strong
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Isaac Finne
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Daniel Finne
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Edward Bumpus
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Ichabod Randall
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
John Thompson
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Jos. Hambleton
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Eben' Manay
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Cooledge White
0.14.8
1. 1. 4
Nathl. Stuart
10
0.13.4
1. 0.
Nathl. Ives
10
0.13.4
1. 0.
David urippen
9
0.12.0
0.18. 8
Barnabas Swift
8
0.10.8
0.17. 4
James Shaw
9
0.12.0
0.18. 8
Thos. Hinman
7
0. 9.4
0.16.
Benoni Kenney
7
0. 9.4
0.16.
James Bumpus
7
0. 9.4
0.16.
Chancey Clark
6
0. 8.0
0.14. 8
Ephraim Andrews
2
0. 2.8
0. 9. 4
Benj. Bradley
5
0. 6.8
0. 9. 4
Edmund Clark
3
0. 4.0
0.10. 8
Abraham Ives
10
0.13.4
1. 0.
;^48. 1.11
Attest,
Abraham Jackson, Capt
Pay Table Office, Bennington Feb. 7, 1782.
The within account being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay to Capt. Abraham Jackson or order, the sum of
^48.1.11
^^48.1.11 Isaac Tichenor, \
Timo. Brownson, f
Com*
Treasurer's Office, Bennington, Feb. 8, 1782. Rec'd of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, it being forty eight
pounds one shilling eleven pence, lawful money.
Abraham Jackson, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
467
[168J
\Capt. Abel Merrimans Co7npany\
A Pay Roll for Capt. Abel Merriman's Company in Col.
Thomas Lee's Regiment of Militia for their tours to Castleton in
Oct. 21, 1781.
Names
When
marched
Days
P' day
Miles
Total
Ensign SamueL Culver
Oct. 21
11
4.3
15
2.11.9
Sergt. Timothy Moss
21
11
1.7
15
1. 2.5
" Shubael Summer
21
11
1.7
15
1. 2.5
♦' Joshua Culver
21
11
1.7
15
1. 2.5
Corpl. Isaac Harlow
21
11
1.5 4/3
15
1. 1.3
" Jona. Webb
21
9
1.5 4/3
15
0.18.3
David Blossom
21
11
1.4
15
0.19.8
Saml. Merriman
21
11
1.4
15
0.19.8
William Lamb
. 21
11
1.4
15
0.19.8
James Brooks
22
9
1.4
15
0.17.0
Benjamin Gideons
22
9
1.4
15
0.17.0
Nathl. Lewis
23
8
1.4
15
0.15.8
Abner Cone
22
9
1.4
15
0.17.0
Noah Frisbe
25
6
1.4
15
0.13.0
John Thompson
28
3
1.4
15
0. 9.0
Abdiel Webster
27
4
1.4
15
0.10.4
David Ward
25
6
1.4
15
0.13.0
^16. 9.8
A true pay roll. Attest, Saml. Culver, Lieut.
Pay Table Office, Jan. 2^ 1783. The within pay roll examined
and approved the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the same to
Lieut. Saml. Culver or bearer, it being sixteen pounds nine shil-
lings and seven pence. John Strong,
Timo. Brownson,
J
Com.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, July 5, 1783. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order in behalf of Lt. Saml.
Culver.
;^16.9.7 Jos. Lamb.
468
STATE OF VERMONT
[12]
ICapt Jacob Wood's Co7npany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Jacob Wood's Company, Col. Thomas
Lee's Regiment, for their tour to Castleton, Oct. 21, A.D. 1781.
^
Vhen
When
Wages per
day and
rations
No.- of
Total
Names m
arched
discharged
miles
Capt. Jacob Wood C
»ct. 21
Oct. 31
s d
6. 8
14
3.18.0
Lt. Jos. Spaulding '
4. 3
2.11.5
Lt. Benj. Richardson '
1. 7
1, 2.1
" Ephraim Wood '
1. 7
1, 2.1
Corpl. Stephen Wood '
1. 5
1. 0.3
Increase Rudd '
1. 4
0.19.4
Luther Fillmore '
1. 4
0.19.4
Joseph Wood '
1. 4
0.19.4
Gamaliel Waldo '
1. 4
0.19.4
Philemon Wood '
1. 4
0.19.4
Joseph Cantield '
' 25
1. 4
14.0
Reuben Seari '
' 28
1. 4
( i
10.0
John McClure '
' 28
1. 4
^ ,
10.0
Benj. Haskin '
' 30
1. 4
t (
7.4
Samuel Pratt '
' 30
1. 4
7.4
Selah Hubbard
' 30
1. 4
7.4
Silas Mallory '
' 30
1. 4
7.4
^17.13.10
Arlington, Jan. 8, 1782. The above pay roll sworn to before
me. Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace.
Pay Office, Arlington, Jan. 8, 1782. The Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay the sum of seventeen pounds thirteen shillings and
ten pence to Capt. Jacob Wood or his order, agreeable to the within
payroll. Isaac Tichenor,
Timothy Brownson,
Com^
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan. 8, 1782.
Rec'd. of the Treasurer the contents of the above order.
Jacob Wood, Captain.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
469
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470
STATE OF VERMONT
[253] \^Capt. Nathaniel Blanchard^s Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Nathaniel Blanchard's Company of Militia
in Col. Thos. Lee's Regiment, for service done at Castleton in the
State of Vermont, commencing the 21^* of October and ending
the 30*^ ot the same in the year 1781. •
Names
Days
Miles
Subsistence
pr day
Pr
month
Amount
Nathl. Blanchard, Capt.
10
9
0. 1. 4
8. 0.0
3. 9. 8
Daniel Smith, Lieut.
10
9
0. 0. 3
5.10.0
2. 6. 6
EliBha Wright, En.
10
9
0. 0. 8
5.10.0
2. 5. 6
Eoswell Post, Clerk
10
9
2. 8.0
18.10
Abner Mead, Sergt.
10
9
2. 8.0
18.10
Amasa Blanchard, "
10
9
2. 8.0
18.10
Benj. Johnson, "
7
9
2. 8.0
14.10
David Parkhill,
10
9
2. 8.0
18.10
John Smith, Corpl.
9
9
2. 4.0
16. 2
David Whipple, ' '
10
9
2. 4.0
17. 8
Benj. Whipple, Drum''
10
9
2. 4.0
17. 8
Justus Sutherland, Fifer
9
9
2. 4.0
16. 8
Asa Johnson
6
9
2. 0.0
11.
Abel Wright
6
9
2. 0.0
11.
Asa Lake
10
9
2. 0.0
13. 4
Aaron Miller
8
9
2. 0.0
13. 8
Aaron Reed
5
9
2. 0.0
9. 8
Asa Moses
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Abner Hull [Hall]
9
9
2. 0.0
15.
David Kingsley
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Elihu Johnson
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Ezra Ellsworth
10
9
2. 0.0
16, 4
Elnathan Moses
3
9
2. 0.0
7.
Ferdinand Grout
9
9
2. 0.0
15.
Henry Mead
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Isaac Mead
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
John Moses
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Jacob Meacham
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Joseph Chipman
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Joel Smith
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Jabesh Gideons
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Lemuel Barns
9
9
2. 0.0
15.
Moses Pratt
4
9
2. 0.0
8. 4
Nehemiah Gates
4
9
2. 0.0
8. 4
Nehemiah Whipple
4
9
2. 0.0
8. 4
Robert Castelo
10
9
2. 0.0
16. 4
Sim'eon Wright .
8
9
2. 0.0
13. 8
Solomon Purdy
9
9
2. 0.0
15.
Saml. Murdock
5
9
2. 0.0
9. 8
Samuel Carey
8
9
2. 0.0
13. 8
Silas Smith
8
9
2. 0.0
7.
Stephen Mead
7
9
2. 0.0
12. 4
Shubad Moses
8
9
2. 0.0
13. 8
Gershom Lake
10
9
2. 0.0
13. 4
Zebulon Mead, Jr.
7
9
2. 0.0
12. 4
Total
;^43. 2. 1
Nathl. Blanchard, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
471
Pay Table Office. Arlington, Jan. 10, 1782. The within Pay
Roll examined and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the
same to Capt. Samuel Williams, it being forty-three pounds two
shillings and one penny. Isaac Tichenor,
Timothy Brownson.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan. 11, 1782. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order , being forty-three pounds
two shillings and one penny, lawful money.
^43.2.1 Saml. Williams, Capt.
[78J
\^Capt. Samuel Williams' Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Saml. Williams' Company of Militia in
Col. Thomas Lee's Regiment, commenced the 21^* of Oct. last,
ending the 2'^ of Nov. following. [1781?]
Names
Days
Miles
Wages
per day
Amt.
of
Pay
~^
s.
d.
Samuel Williams, Capt.
14
24
0.5.4
5
1
2
Gideon Walker, Ensign
13
24
3.7
3
3
3
Oliver Harmon, Sergt.
14
24
1.7
1
10
2
Jesse Keeler, Sergt.
8
12
1.7
16
8
Isaiah Hunneywell, Sergt.
9
24
1.7
1
2
3
Eben^ Andrews, "
12
24
1.7
1
7
Ezekiel Bebee, Drum"^
10
24
1.5>^
1
2
41
Josiah Lee, Private
10
24
1.4
1
1
4
Elias Post
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
Nathl. Bowker
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
Thomas Hale
3
24
1.4
8
Elias Wheelock
8
24
1.4
18
8
Alexander Beebee
9
24
1.4
1
John Claghorn
14
24
1.4
1
8
Phineas Hill
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
David Hill
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
Thomas Stafford
4
12
1.4
9
4
Gershom Olds
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
Eben^ Cook
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
Munson Cook
14
24
1.4
1
G
8
Eli Squire
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
Frederic Cushman
3
12
1.4
8
John Andrews
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
David Hale
4
12
1.4
9
4
Clement Clarke
11
24
1.4
1
2
8
472
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
Miles
Wages
per day
1
Amt.
of
Pay
£
s.
d.
Jared Ives
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
Jonathan Carpenter
12
12
1.4
1
Amos Himes
7
12
1.4
13
4
Daniel Greenough
7
12
1.4
13
4
Asa Hale
9
12
1.4
16
John McConnal
9
12
1.4
16
Saml. McConnal
5
12
1.4
10
8
John Rockwell
14
24
1.4
1
6
8
Obadiah Wheeler
11
12
1.4
10
8
Nathl. Whitney
14
'24
1.4
1
6
8
Josiah Hale
10
12
1.4
17
4
Enos Ives
11
12
1.4
18
8
Philip Green
10
12
1.4
17
4
John Snatton
10
12
1.4
17
4
Aaron Scott
6
12
1.4
12
Alarm List
Asa Fuller, Lieut.
3
12
1.4
8
Gershoni Beach, Sergt.
8
12
14
14
8
Stephen Williams, do.
3
12
1.4
8
Moses Andrews, do.
4
12
1.4
9
4
;^49
6
2
Pay Table Office, Arlington, Jan. 10, 1782. The within pay
roll examined and approved and the Treasurer is directed to pay
the same to Capt. Samuel Williams or bearer, being forty-nine
pounds, six shillings and ten pence.
Timo. Brownson, \ ^
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Isaac 1 ichenor, j
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan. 11. 1782. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, being forty-nine pounds
six shillings and two pence lav/ful money
^49.6.2
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STATE OF VERMONT
[192] [^Detachment under Capt. Israel Hurlhct'\
A Pay Roll of a Detachment of Men, being a part of the non-
commissioned officers and soldiers of two companies raised as a
levy from Col. Thomas Lee's Regiment of Militia, for the defense
of the Frontiers of the State of Vermont in October, 1781, stationed
at Castleton during their service and commanded by Israel Hurl-
but. Capt. in pursuance of orders from the Hon. B. Gen' Enos, as
appears by copy of orders from Lt. Col. Clark to Capt. Hurlbut,
herewith.
Names
En-
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Ended
Days
Pr day
Miles
Total
Israel Hurlbut, Capt.
10
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Peirce Spencer, Lt.
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William Born[Barr],Lt.
10
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Shubael Sumner, Sergt.
10
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Brewster Kigley, "
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Azriel Blanchard, "
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Crary,
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Ephraim Coy, fifer
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David Whipple, Corpl.
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Francis Culver, "
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13. 4
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Finney, "
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Thos. Dewey, "
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Jonathan Ward
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Benajah Mallery
10
13. 4
Solomon Bingham
10
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Joel Howe
10
13. 4
John Tuttle
10
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John Britton
10
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William Marsh
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Isaac Strong
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13. 4
Azariah Dewey
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John Thompson
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Silas Marshal
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Azel Green
10
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Daniel Colvin
10
13. 4
Gideon Hewitt
10
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William Grossman
10
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13. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
477
Names
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Ended
Days
Prday
Miles
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Elijah Owen
10
13. 4
Silas Mallery
10
13. 4
Benjamin Foster
10
13. 4
Matthew Hickock
10
13. 4
Michael Meniot
10
13. 4
Noah Priest
10
13. 4
Nathan Foot
10
13. 4
Samuel Pratt
10
13. 4
John Nicholson
10
13. 4
Eleazer Mallery
10
13. 4
Jesse Hubbart
10
13. 4
James Westcoat
10
13. 4
Jonathan Edey
10
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Andrew Edmunds
10
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James Edmunds
10
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Eliphalet Edmunds
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John Bogue
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Joel Ufford
10
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Colledge White
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Jether Suthward
10
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Uriah Remington
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Ashbel Nicholson
10
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Jabez Gideons
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Joel Smith
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Rufus Mead
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John Sutherland
10
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Ezra Ellsworth
10
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Hezekiah Beeby
10
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Grave Meecker
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David Hale
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Jonathan Ward
10
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Guernsey Root
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Johnson Jones
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John Moseley
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Miles Baldwin
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Hall Shephard
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Asa Lake
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Beriah Mitchell
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;^53.12.6
Attest. Israel Hurlbut, Capt.
478 STATE OF VERMONT
Bennington County, ss. Then personally appearing Capt.
Israel Hurlbut, he made oath that the preceding is a just and true
Pay Roll of the Detachment of troops who served under his com-
inand agreeable to the heading of said roll, according to his best
knowledge. Before me, Nathan Clark, Justice of Peace.
Copy of Orders given to Capt. Hurlbut.
"Head Quarters, Castleton, Oct. 30, 1781.
Sir, You being appointed by the Field Officers of this Reg-
iment, to take command of a company of men raised out of said
Regiment, to remain in Service until regularly discharged. You
will therefore on sight of this, repair to this Garrison, where you
will receive further directions. You are also to furnish out of
your company one sergeant, one corporal and four privates, to be
on ground immediately. Pursuant to the General's orders.
(Signed) Isaac Clark, L* Col."
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 1782. The within roll being
examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the same to Thomas Tolman, Esq., Paymaster to the troops, being
the sum of fifty-three pounds 12/6, lawful money, taking his receipt
for the sum, for which he the said Paymaster is accountable.
Nath' Brush, Tim° Brownson, Com®®
Rec'd of the Treasurer the contents of this warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784. Tho"' Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
479
[84]
\Capt. Abraham Jackson s Company (paf^)^
A Pay Roll for part of Capt. Abraham Jackson's Company of
Militia for service done at Castleton, Oct. 14, A.D. 1781, in Col.
Thomas Lee's Regt. that was left out in a former pay roll for said
company.
Names
Days
Miles
Travel
Wages
Total
Gorce Richmon
Titus Andrews
David RandoU
12
12
11
0.6.8
6.8
6.8
20
20
20
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Attest,
Abraham Jackson, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 29, 1782. The within pay
roll being approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
sum of three pound six shillings and eight pence to Capt. Abraham
Jackson or order. Isaac Tichenor, ) Committee.
Nathl. Brush, \
March 2, 1782. Please to pay the contents of this order to
Jos. Fay. Abraham Jackson.
Sunderland, May 16, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the con-
tents of the above order for and in behalf of Abraham Jackson.
Jos. Fay,
480
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482
STATE OF VERMONT
[80]
\Capt. Eli Noble' s Company^ Fownal'\
A Pay Roll of such of Capt. Eli Noble's Company of Militia in
Pownal in Col. Eben'' Walbridges Regiment as marched in the
alarm to Castleton in October, 1781 with Capt. Eli Noble.
Names
Entered
service
Days in
service
Wages
Miles
Amt. of
travel
Total
Capt. Eli Noble
Oct
. 23
11
2.18.8
70
1.3.4
4.16.8
Lieut. Josiah Dunning
(i
11
1.19.5
70
1.3.4
3.10.1
Sergt. W" Bates
((
11
17.5
70
1.3.4
2. 0.9
John Niles
((
9
14.3
70
1.3.4
1.17.7
David Page
1 (
11
14.8
70
1.3.4
1.18.0
Benj. Eaton
((
11
14.8
70
1.3.4
1.18.0
Benj. Morgan
1 (
11
14.8
70
1.3.4
1.18
Nathl. Wallace
((
11
14.8
70
1.8.4
1.18
Joseph Congdon
1 (
11
14.8
70
1.3.4
1.18
James Mattison
(1
11
14.8
70
1.3.4
1.18
Saml. Jewett
(<
11
14.8
70
1.3.4
1.18
Lyman Jackson
(i
22
12
16.0
70
1.3.4
1.19.4
Obadiah Dunham
f <
22
12
16.0
70
1.3.4
1.19.4
Barnet Carpenter
(i
26
4
5.4
70
1.3.4
1. 8.8
Phineas Bennett
i (
26
7
9.4
70
1.3.4
1.12.8
Beriah Grover
((
26
7
9.4
70
1.3.4
1.12.8
Elz'^ March
((
26
7
9.4
70
1.3.4
1.12.8
Elijah Wolcott
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24
9
12.0
70
1.3.4
1.15.4
Timo. Munson
((
24
9
12.0
70
1.3.4
1.15.4
W" Oviat
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24
9
12.0
70
1.3.4
1.15.4
John Clark
<i
23
9
12.0
70
1.3.4
1.15.4
David Coswell
<i
26
7
9.4
70
1.3.4
1.12.8
Seth Bassett
>(
24
8
10.8
70
1.3.4
1.14.0
Andrew Sherman
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23
9
10.8
70
1.3.4
1.15.4
Wanton Aylesworth
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23
6
8.
70
1.3.4
1.11.4
James Phillips
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23
6
8.
70
1.3.4
1.14.4
;^51. 5.5
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483
[130]
\^Capt. Ebenezer Wood's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Ebeti'" Wood's Company of Alarm List in
Col, Eben'' Walbridge's Regiment of Militia in service of the state,
commencing IS*'^ of October, 1781.
Names
Capt. Eben^ Wood
En. Joseph Wickwire
Sergt. Archibald Stone
Corpl. Job Wood
" Preserved Kellogg
Peter Harwood
Benjamin Dibble
John Oorbin
Blackman Browning
Thomas Mumford
Benj. Parker
Simeon Harmon
Thomas Brown
Samuel Atwood
Ephraim Carr
Elijah Davis
Richard Wever
David Brown
Herrington Baker
Saml. Standish
W™ Gallop, Sergt.
Thaddeus Potter
Silas Bennett
Farr
Days
Pr
Amt.
Miles
day
Wages
at 4*
16
6.4
60
16
4.3
60
14
1.7
60
8
1.5
60
14
1.5
60
14
1.4
60
14
1.4
60
14
1.4
60
14
1.4
60
14
1.4
60
14
1.4
66
8
1.4
60
14
1.4
60
4
1.4
60
14
1.7
60
14
1.7
60
8
1.4
60
14
1.4
60
14
1.4
60
13
1.4
60
13
1.7
13
1.4
13
1.4
13
1.4
Total
Wages
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Total
1.0,0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
1.0.0
6. 1. 4
4. 8,
2. 2. 3
1.11. 4
2. 4.10
1.18. 8
1.18.
.18.
.18.
.18.
.18.
.18.
1.18.
1.18.
1. 6.
2. 2.
1.18.
1.18.
1.18,
1.18,
1. 0.
0.18.
0.18.
0.18.
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
2
8
8
8
8
7
4
4
4
;^50.17. 5
Lt. Alex. Gorden 1.10.8
" Eben' Wood, Jr. 1.10.8
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Dec. 20, 1781. The within pay
roll being approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
the amount of fifty pounds seventeen shillings and five pence.
Isaac Tichenor, \ i^^^„-^i.^^
A ■c' 4.i r Committee.
Amos Fassett, )
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Dec, 29, 1781. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order.
^50.17.5 Eben^ Wood, Capt.
484
STATE OF VERMONT
[1221
[Capt Bigelow Lawrence' s Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt. Bigelow Lawrence's Company in Col.
Walbridge's Reg' for service done at Castleton in the Alarm, in
Oct. 1781.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. Bigelow Lawrence
20
55
7.11. 8
Lt. Timothy Barnum
14
55
3. 7.10
Sergt. Joshua Briggs
20
55
2.10. 5
** David Leonard
13
55
1.18. 1%
•* Solomon Fuller
10
55
1.14. 4
" ;\sa Barnum
8
55
1.11. 2
" Gideon Barnum
10
55
1.14. 4
Corp. Davis Morse
8
55
1.10.
Danl. Harris
11
55
1.14. 4
" Stephen Olin
10
55
1.11.
" Bigelow Lawrence
8
55
1. 9.
D"" Christopher Bates
8
55
1. 9.
James Bates
8
55
1. 9.
Walter Bates
8
55
1. 9.
Danl. Salisbury
8
55
1. 9.
Andrew Briggs
15
55
1.18. 4
Darius Grippen
8
55
1. 9.
Jona. Bates
8
55
1. 9. a
Jesse Persons
15
55
1.18. 4
Robert Reynolds
15
55
1.18. 4
Barnabus Ames
15
55
1.18. 4
John Fuller
15
55
1.18. 4
Elihu Cross
20
55
2. 5.
John Mellington, Jr.
12
55
1.14. 4
Henry Clark
15
55
1.18. 4
William Caldwell
14
55
1.17.
Joshua Munroe
15
55
1.18. 4
John Wright
8
55
1. 9.
Benjamin Dyre
8
55
1. 9.
Eben"" Corey
11
55
1.13.
Benj. Parks
11
55
1.13.
David Cutting
11
55
1.13.
Justin Olin
8
55
1. 9.
David White
8
55
1. 9.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
485
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Thomas Jewett
Nathan Sherman, Jr.
Nathan Sherman
Enos Peck
Amos Galusha
Joseph Briggs
Salmon Farr
Timoy Buckley
10
8
10
11
8
8
10
8
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
55
1.11. 8
1. 9.
1.11. 8
1.13.
1. 9.
1. 9.
1.11. 8
1. 9.
;^78.1. 5
Bigelow Lawrence, Capt.
Bennington, ss. Personally appears before me Capt. Bigelow
Lawrence and makes oath that the above account is iust and true.
Isaac Tichenor, Justice Peace.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Dec 26, 1781. This pay roll
being approved of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Lawrence or order to the amount of seventy-eight pounds one
shilling five pence. Isaac Tichenor, ) Committee.
Amos Fassett, )
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, July 5, 1783. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Esq., Treasurer, the contents of the above order.
Bigelow Lawrence, Capt. ■
486
STATE OF VERMONT
[17]
\Capt. Isaac Tichenors Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Isaac Tichenor's Company, Col. Eben'^
Walbridge's Reg't. of Militia in the service of the State of Ver-.
mont, commencing the 13th day of October, 1781, in service at
Castleton.
Names and Eank
Days
Day &
rations
Amount
of
wages
No.
miles
Ami of
travel
Total
Lt. Nathl. Fillmore
16
4.3
3. 8.
60
1.0.0
4. 8.
" Jos. Rudd
16
4.3
3. 8.
< (
4. 8.
En. Lebbeus ArmHtrong
16
4.3
3. 8.
1 (
4. 8.
Sergt. John Rudd
16
1.7
1. 5. 4
<(
2. 5. 4
" EHjah Hyde
16
1.7
1. 5. 4
1 (
2. 5. 4
Corpl. Andrew Wood
15
1.5
1. 0. 3
1 (
2. 0. 3
Eli Pember
15
1.5
1. 0. 3
((
2. 0. 3
" Jedediah Merrill
15
1.5
1. 0. 3
i c
2. 0. 3
Fifer Frederick Smith
14
1.5
19.10
1 1
1.19.10
Drum' Alpheus Wentworth
14
1.5
19.10
((
1.19.10
Elnathan Hubbell
8
1.4
10. 8
it
1.10. 8
Henry Green
U
1.4
18. 8
<(
1.18. 8
David Powers
14
1.4
18. 8
ti
1.18. 8
John Knight
14
1.4
18. 8
It
"
1.18. 8
Johun Kinsley, Jr.
14
1.4
18. 8
t;
1.18. 8
John Armstrong
8
1.4
18. 8
t (
I.IO. 8
Jos. Henderson
14
1.4
18. 8
i(
1.18. 8
Jona. Persons, Jr.
14
1.4
18. 8
ii
1.18. 8
Francis Herrick
14
1.4
18. 4
n
1.18. 4
Nathan Hazen
14
1.4
18. 8
.4
1.18. 8
Nathl. Graves
14
1.4
18. 8
( i
1.13. 4
Zephaniah Holmes
10
1.4
18. 4
(i
1.18. 8
Roger Ladd
14
1.4
18. 8
((
1.18. 8
John Stearns
14
1.4
18. 8
ii
1.18. 8
Saml. Haynes
14
1.4
18. 8
(t
1.18. 8
Cornelius Jones
14
1.4
18. 8
t <
1.18. 8
Caleb Clerk
14
1.4
18. 8
it
1.18. 8
Zenas Ashley
14
1.4
18. 8
( C
1.18. 8
Joshua Wood
14
1.4
18. 8
i (
1.18. 8
Anthony Farr
14
1.4
18. 8
1 (
1.18. 8
Ozias Bingham
14
1.4
18. 8
(1
1.18. 8
George Foot
14
1.4
18. 8
Ii
1.18. 8
Thos. Miller
14
1.4
18. 8
t (
1.18. 8
Jos. Willoughby, Jr.
14
1.4
18. 8
((
1.18. 8
Hezekiah Dewey
14
1.4
18. 8
ti
1.18. 8
John Moor
14
1.4
18. 8
((
■ 1.18. 8
Joseph Roe
8
1.4
18. 8
1 (
1.18. 8
Loomi Case
8
1.4
18. 8
u
1.18. 8
Cyprian Herrick
9
1.4
18. 8
(1
1.18. 8
Abel Potter
14
1.4
18. 8
1 (
1.18. 8
Benajah Story
8
1.4
18. 8
<(
1.18. 8
Timothy Allen
14
1.4
18. 8
(1
1.18. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
487
Names and Eakk
Days
Day &
rations
Amount
of
wages
No.
miles
Amt. of
travel
Total
Daniel Pratt
14
1.4
18. 8
60
1.0.0
1.18. 8
Ezekiel Harmon
14
1.4
18. 8
1.18. 8
Austin Harmon
14
1.4
18. 8
1.18. 8
Gains Harmon
14
1.4
18. 8
1.18. 8
Lemuel Cleveland
14
1.4
18. 8
1.18. 8
Jeremiah Mumford
14
1.4
18. 8
1.18. 8
Reuben Clapp
14
1.4
18. 8
1.18. 8
•Josiah Drake
14
1.4
18. 8
1.18. 8
Nathl. Filmore, Lieut.
Bennington, Nov. 28, 1781. Personally appears Lt. Nathl.
Filmore and makes solemn oath that the above pay roll is just and
true. Isaac Tichenor, Jus. Peace.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Dec. 20, 1781. The above pay
roll being approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
the amount of ^^102. 6.1. Isaac Tichenor, ) p^_,ee
Amo« Fassett, f ^""^
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Dec. 29, 1781. Rec'd. of
Treasurer the contents of the within order, being ;,^102.6.1.
Nathl, Filmore, Lt.
the
[306]
\Capt. Joseph Safford's Company]
Pay Roll of Capt. Joseph Safford's Company of Militia in Col.
Eben"" Walbridge's Regiment in an Alarm to Castleton, commenc-
ing the 14th October, 1781, and ending the 31st, both days
included.
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Capt. Joseph Safford
18
60
7. 0.
Lt. Wm. Henry
10
60
3. 3.
" Jona. Scott
18
60
4.18.
Sergt. M. Rufus Branch
11
60
1.17. 5
■" Nathl. Lawrence
15
60
2. 3. 9
*' • Archelaus Tupper
9
60
1.14. 3
** Roswell Mosely [Msley]
18
60
2. 8. 6
" Jeremiah Bingham
11
60
1.17. 5
Clerk, Joseph Haskell
14
60
2. 2. 2
Corpl. Josiah Brush
11
60
1.15. 7
" Ezekiel Brewster
15
60
2. 1. 3
488
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Fifer Jonas Abbot
9
60
1.12. 9
Silas Walbridge
15
60
2. 0.
Samuel Holmes
15
60
2. 0.
Jonah Brewster
15
60
2. 0.
Ammi Fuller
14
60
1.18. 8
Amasa Cady
18
60
2. 4.
Charles Cushman
16
60
. 2. 1. 4
Macy Branch
15
60
2. 0.
Levy Hathaway
15
60
2. 0.
Gideon House
15
60
2. 0.
Stephen House
15
60
2. 0.
David Cutler
18
60
2. 4.
Reuben Cook
15
60
2. 0.
Francis Story
18
60
2. 4.
Alexander Carr
18
60
2. 4.
John Holmes
15
60
2. 0.
George Place
10
60
1.13. 4
Darius Tupper
12
60
1.16.
Saml. Brushel
18
60
2. 4.
Wm. Henry, Jr.
18
60
2. 4.
Isaac Rice [R5'^ce^
15
60
2. 0.
Thomas Matteson
18
60
2. 4.
Andrew Ferrin
18
60
2. 4.
Jacob Parker
15
60
2. 0.
Aaron Denio
14
60
1.18. 8
Saml, Blackmer
. 6
60
1. 8.
Eleazer Wright
11
60
1.14. 8
Saml. Atwood, Jr.
13
60
1.17. 4
Ephraim Marble
15
60
2. 0.
David Wentworth
15
60
2. 0.
Ephraim Smith
11
60
1.14. 8
Solomon Walbridge
11
60
1.14. 8
Asa Walbridge
6
60
1. 8.
Walter Cady
6
60
1. 8.
David Clark
11
60
1.14. 8
Erastus flathaway
' 11
60
1.14. 8
Joshua Hathaway
11
60
1.14. 8
Lemuel Scott
11
60
1.14. 8
John Alexander, Jr.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
489
Names
Days
Miles
Total
Sam]. Saflford, Jr.
8
60
1.10. 8
Jude Weeks
8
60
1.10. 8
John Stuait
11
60
1.14. 8
Erastiis Safford
11
60
1.14. 8
Willson Rowleson
9
60
1.12.
Benj. Hulbard
11
60
1.14. 8
Osten [AustjinPJ Stiles
11
60
1.14 8
Eben"" Babcock
11
60
1.14. 8
Levi Miller
11
60
1.14. 8
James Greenflit
8
60
1.10. 8
Aaron Demming
9
60
1.12. 8
Benj. Demming
9
60
1.12.
Zebulon Baker
11
60
1.14. 8
Saml. Whitcob
8
60
1.10. 8
Martin Follet
11
60
1.14. 8
Eben^ Spencer
11
60
1.14. 8
Moses Scott
11
60
1.14. 8
Eliphalet Stickney
11
60
1.14. 8
Henry Parker
11
60
1.14. 8
Rob*^ Cochran
11
60
1.14. 8
Jacob Safford
8
60
1.10. 8
Nathan Billing
8
60
1.10. 8
Moses Robinson, Jr.
8
60
1.10. 8
Leml. Pratt
11
60
1.14. 8
Phelix Orgurs [Augurs?]
11
60
1.14. 8
David Safford
8
60
1.10. 8
Peter Smith
15
60
2. 0.
Zenas Ashley
14
60
1.13. 8
Caleb Pratt
11
60
1.14. 8
Mingo Black
18
60
2. 4.
Willard Green
9
60
1.12.
Aaron Hubbel
18
60
2. 4.
Jehiel Smith
9
60
1.12.
David Fay
18
60
2. 4.
Saml. Montague
8
60
1.10. 8
£ 167. 0. 9
Joseph Safford, Capt.
490
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Jan. 3, 1781. The above pay roll being-
approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the sum to Capt.
Safford or order, being the sum of one hundred and sixty-seven
pounds 9*^. Isaac Tichenor, f ^
Tim° Brownson, )
Reed, of the Treasurer Jan. 3, 1782, the contents of this order,'
being ;,^167. 0.9 lawful money. Jos. Safford, Capt.
[279]
[Capt Joseph Safford' s Company (part)]
Pay Roll for some men belonging to Capt. Joseph Safford's
Company of Militia, who were out in the alarms to Saratoga and
Castleton last campaign, and was through mistake left out of the
rolls made for them alarms.
Names
Days
Prday
Amt.
wages
Miles
Amt.
travel
Total
John Alexander
John Stewart
Paul Pratt
Joel Henry
Reuben Cook
2
2
6
6
6
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
2.8
2.8
8.
8.
8.
32
32
60
60
60
10.8
10.8
1. 0.0
1. 0.0
1. 0.0
13.4
13.4
1. 8.0
1. 8.0
1. 8.0
^o.lO.&
Jos. SaflFord, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, June 8, 1782. The above acct,
being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay to Capt.
Joseph Safford or order, the sum of five pounds ten shillings and
eight pence. Isaac Tichenor, ) ^
Nathl. Brush, \ Committee. ^
Sunderland, .Sept. 6,
tents of the within order.
1783. Reed, of the
Treasurer the con-^
Jona. Fisk.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
491
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Names and Rank
Saml. Robinson, Lt, Col.
Noble Everest, Chaplain
Oliver Bigloe, Surgeon
Gibbs, Surgeon's Mate
Amos Kellogg, Adjutant
Silas Robinson, Qu. Master
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492
STATE OF VERMONT
[263]
[^Capt. Lemuel Gary's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Lemuel Gary's Company in Col. John
Abbot's Regiment in a Regiment of Foot of the State of Vermont,
from the 23<^ of Oct. to the 6*'' of Nov. 1781, in an alarm at
Castleton.
Names
Days
P^ day
0.6.8
Miles
P^
mile
Total
Capt. Lemuel Cary
14
60
4d
5.13.4
Lt. James Stephens
14
4.3
60
4
3.19.6
En. Moses Barnet
14
4.3
60
4
3.19.6
Sergt. Gose Quackingbush
14
1.7
60
4
2. 2.2
Nathl. Barnet
14
1.4
52
4
1.18.8
John Webb
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
Jedediah Sherman
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
James Smith
14 .
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
Saml. Williamson
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
Henr)'^ Lewis
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
Philip Marble
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
John Green
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
Jonathan Hadlock
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
Daniel Holenbeck
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
Obadiah Wilkins
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
John Bevee
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
Benj. Palmer
14
1.4
52
4
1.16.0
^39. 5.2
Attest, Lemuel Cary, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, March l'\ 1782. The above
account being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay to Capt. Lemuel Cary, or order, the sum of thirty-nine pounds
five shillings and two pence.
Isaac Tichenor,
Nathl. Br
lenor, )
Lish, 5
Committee.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, July 16, 1782. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order.
Saml. Safford.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
493
[257]
[Lieut Peter Baker's Company]
A Pay Roll of Lieut. Peter Baker*s Company in Col. John
Abbot's Regiment of Foot of the State of Vermont in an Alarm to
Skeensborough, from the SS*^ day of October to the 6'^ of Novem-
ber, 1781.
Names
Days
P^ day
4.3
Miles
pr
mile
Total
Peter Baker, Lt.
12
5Q .
4d
3. 9. 8
Peletiah Rice; En.
14
4.3
60
4
3.19. 6
John Ryon, Sergt.
15
1.7
60
4
2. 3. 9
David Earl,
13
1.7
56
4
1.19. 3
Russell Graves, "
15
1.7
60
4
2. 3. 9
Saml. Shipman, Clerk
15
1.7
60
4
2. 3. 9
William Hill, Corpl.
14
1.5
60
4
1.19.10
John Waldo,
5
1.5
30
4
0.17. 1
Benjamin Scott, "
12
1.4
5Q
4
1.14. 8
John Marsh'
Hezekiah Munro
14
1.4
60
4
1.18. 8
13
1.4
56
4
1.15.
John Cok
15
1.4
60
4
2. 0.
Saml. Jordan [Sordam]
2
1.4
16
4
0. 7.10
Richard Crego
15
1.4
60
4
2. 0.
John Rice
12
1.4
b&
4
1.14. 8
David Hurd
3
1.4
16
4
0. 9. 4
Thomas Burch
14
1.4
60
4
1.18. 8
John Barsly
10
1.4
50
4
1.10.
^34. 5. 5
Attest, Peter Baker, Lieut.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, March 1, 1782. The above
account being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay the sura of thirty-four pounds five shillings and five pence, to
Lieut. Peter Baker or order.
I.saac Tichenor, } ^ ;<-4.„^
TVT 4.t,i o u r Committee.
Nathl. Brush, \
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, July 16, 1782. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Treasurer, the contents of this order.
;^34.5.5 Saml. Safford.
494
STATE OF VERMONT
[315] [^Capt. Nathan Delano's Compa?iy\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Nathan Delano's Company of Militia of
Col. John Abbot's Regiment in the service of the State of Ver-
mont, at the Alarm in Oct. 1781, commencing, the 23** of October
and ending- the 6*^^ day of November, 1781.
Pay 8
Names
Miles
Pr
mile
Days
days ra-
tions
Amount
60
4d
14
incl.
Capt. Nathan Delano
6.8
5.13. 4
Lt. Roswell Chapman
60
4
14
4.3
3.19. 6
Sergt. Jacob Rosevelt
60
4
14
1.7
2. 2. 2
" Jona. Rowell [Powel]
35
4
4
1.7
0.18.
Corpl. John Hogse [Hoxie T_
60
4
8
1.5
1.11. 8
Joshua Hogse
60
4
8
1.4
1.10. 8
Cunrod Pecket [Rickety
60
4
15
1.4
2. 0.
John T. Ostrander
60
4
8
1.4
1.10. 8
Peter Ostrander
60
4
15
1.4
2. 0.
William Cass [Calf]
60
4
15
1.4
2. 0.
Daniel York
60
4
15
1.4
2. 0.
George Wells
60
4
11
1.4
1.14. 8
Luke Van Ornum
60
4
9
1.4
1.12.
Israel Clark
60
4
15
1.4
2. 0.
Corpl. Richard Sharp
50
4
12
1.5
1.13. 8
Robert Hard [Hand]
15
4
2
1.7
0. 8. 2
Sergt. John Ricord
15
4
2
1.7
0. 8. 2
George Ricord, Drm''
15
4
2
1.5
0. 7.11
Ludel Maps
15
4
2
1.4
0. 7. 8
Thomas Gilbert
15
4
2
1.4
0. 7. 8
Abram [Alvah] Fudenbrouk
15
4
2
1.4
0. 7. 8
Thomas Powel
30
4
3
1.4
0.14.
John Fudenbrouk
30
4
3
1.4
0.14.
Peter Van Strander, Jr.
30
4
3
1.4
0.14.
;^36.16.7
Nathan Delano, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 18, 1782. The within Pay
Roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
unto Capt. Nathan Delano, or his order, the sum of thirty-six
pounds fifteen shillings and six pence.
Nathl. Brush, j ^ ...
Isaac Tichenor, } Committee.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
495
Bennington, Feb. 27. 1782. Reed, of Ira Allen Esq. Treas-
urer, the contents of the above order, being thirty-six pounds fif-
teen shillings and seven pence, lawful money.
^36.15.7 Nathan Delano, Capt.
[ LIO] [Capt. John Robinson s Compatiy]
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Robinson's Company of Militia in
Col. John Abbott's Regiment in the State of Vermont, for services
in said state, in an alarm to the Frontiers, under the orders of
Brig. Gen. Enos, at Skeensboro', Oct. 25, 1781.
n3
<X1
«.9
a
.2 -a a
o
■ Names
to
P.
03
CM
%
. ratio
ished
Ives ii
imt. ra
urnish
can
-J >-'
Total
<s
a
t^H
u
op®
■^"M
pm
tt
^
^
H
^ »
W" Eoss, Lieut.
14
4/3
60
/4
8
5/4
/8
4. 4.10
Matthew Eandall, En,
8
5/4
4. 4.10
J ohn Randall, Sergt.
1/7
8
5/4
2. 7. 6
Abel Lewis, "
8
46
1. 8.
Jason Babcock, "
14
60
8
5/4
2. 7. 6
Amiel Alger, "
8
5/4
2. 7. 6
Stephen Randall
1/4
8
5/4
2. 4.
Peter Crandell
8
5/4
2. 4.
Tlios. Reynolds
8
5/4
2. 4.
John Church
11
5
3/4
1.18.
Christian Kelder
4
20
0.12.
W"' Welch
2
12
0. 6. 8
Augustus Lewis
4
20
0.12.
^27. 0.10
W"' Ross, Lieut.
Pay Table Office, Dec. 20, 1782. The within roll being ex-
amined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
unto Lt. William Ross the amount thereof, being the sum of
twenty-seven pounds /lO lawful money.
J?.^° St^°°§^' i Committee.
Timothy Brownson, )
Rec"^ of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer, the sum of twenty-seven
pounds and ten pence, lawful money, in full of the within.
Arlington, Dec. 21, 1782.
^27. 0.10. W-" Ross.
496
STATE OF VERMONT
[311] \Capt. Martin Dudley s Coinpany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Martin Dudley's Company of Militia of
Col. John Abbot's Regiment for services in the Alarm at Castleton
in Oct. 1781, commencing the 23*^ of Oct. and ending Nov. 9, 1781.
Names
Miles
Pr mile
Days
Pay pr day
and rations
Total
Capt. Martin Dudley-
60
4d
17
0.6.8
6.13. 4
Lieut. Thos. Horth
60
4
9
4.3
2.18. 3
En. James Williamson
60
4
9
4.3
2.18. 3
Sergt. John Patton
52
4
9
1.7
1.11.11
" David Parce
60
4
10
1.7
1.15.10
Richard Powell
30
4
5
1.4
0.16. 8
David Vallans
33
4
4
1.4
0.16. 4
David Ransom
60
4
10
1.4
1.13. 4
Caleb Parker
60
4
10
1.4
1.13. 4
Eben' Arnold
52
4
9
1.4
1. 9. 4
Elisha Turner
42
4
4
1.4
0.19. 4
Timothy Hu^h
42
4
4
1.4
0.19. 4
Solomon Miller
40
4
4
1.4
0.18. 4
Saml. Hadlok
52
4
9
1.4
0. 9. 4
Garrit [Gunit] Bovea
52
4
9
1.4
0. 9. 4
John Waldo
52
4
9
1.4
0. 9. 4
£2^.\\. 7
Martin Dudley, Capt.
The above pay roll attested before me
Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office. Bennington, Feb. 18, 1782. The above
account being approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the sum of twenty-nine pounds eleven shillings and seven pence to
Capt. Martin Dudley or order.
Isaac Tichenor, » p g^
Nathl. Brush, j ^^^
Bennington, Feb. 27, 1782. Reed, of Ira Allen, Esq. Treas-
urer, the contents of the within order, being twenty-nine pounds
eleven shillings and seven pence, lawful money.
Martin Dudley, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
497
[31] l^Capt. William Sharp's Compajiy]
A Pay Roll of Capt. W" Sharp's Company, Col. John Abbot's
Reg', in a Reg*- of Foot of the State of Vermont, in an alarm to
Skeensborough, from the 23"^ day of October to the 16'"
November, 1781.
'th
of
Names
Miles
Rations
per day
No. of
days
Amount
Capt. W°^ Sharp
60
0.6.8
14
5.13. 4
Geo. Milliman, Lt.
60
4.3
14
3.19. 6
W" Wallworth, En°
60
4.3
14
3.19. 6
Levi Basley, Sergt.
60
1.7
14
2. 2. 2
John Crarey, "
60
1.7
14
2. 2. 2
Danl. Holey, Corp.
60
1.5
14
1.19.10
Abiel Blowers, "
60
1.5
10
1.14. 4
Joseph Holey
60
1.4
14
1.18. 8
John Milliman
51
1.4
14
1.15. 8
Jona. Covett
60
l.i
14
1.18. 8
Isaac Hogs
60
1.4
10
1.13. 4
Low Tirdam [Sirdam]
60
1.4
14
1.18. 8
David Laten
60
1.4
14
1.18. 8
Saml. Whitman
60
1.4
10
1.13. 4
Jos. Rhusel
60
1.4
14
1.18. 8
Elijah Rhusel
60
1.4
14
1.18. 8
Eliack Blowers
60
1.4
14
1.18. 8
Saml. Suidam
;^39.13. 8
^39.13.8
John Abbot, Col.
Bennington, June 8, 1782. Personally appears John Abbot,
Col., signer to the within pay roll and makes oath that the same is
just and true, without fraud to this State or any individual.
Moses Robinson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 24, 1784. The within roll
examined and approved and the Treasurer of the State of Vermont
is directed to pay the same being ;^39.13.8 lawful money to Capt.
W"* Sharp or bearer. Timo. Brownson,
Saml. Bartlit,
j-Co
m'
Treas. Office, Feb. 25, 1784.
the contents of the above order.
Rec'd of L Allen, Treasurer,
W^ Sharp, Capt.
[32]
498
STATE OF VERMONT
[358]
\Capt. Augustine O dell's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Augustin Odel's Company in Col. John
Abbott's Regiment of Militia, which was called out in an alarm the
19th of October, 1781, by the State of Vermont.
Names
Days
Miles
P-^ day
Milage
Rations
Total
Augustin Odel, Capt,
18
60
5.4
1, 0.0
1. 4.0
7. 0.0
Asa Lewis, Lt.
18
60
3.7
1. 0.0
0.12.0
4.16.6
Joshua Eandal, En.
18
60
3.7
1. n.o
0.12.0
4.16.6
Caleb Hakes, Sergt.
18
60
1.7
1. 0.0
2. 8.6
John Babcock, "
18
60
1.7
1. 0.0
2. 8.6
Elemuel Stewart, "
18
60
1.7
1. 0.0
8. 8.6
George Hakes, Corpl.
18
60
1.5
1. 0.0
2. 6.8
Henry Lewis, "
18
60
1.5
1. 0.0
2. 6.8
Walter Worden
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Jacob Lampman
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Francis Burns
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Stephen Card
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
William Reynolds
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 0.0
Benjamin Corey
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Hendrick Weasonhouse
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Phillip Crellior
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Daniel Young
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Zenas Willis
18
60
1.4
0. 4.8
8.8
William Sanford
18
60
1.4
0.10.0
18.
Ab"" Lampbam [Lampman]
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Ephraim Whittaker
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Sila.s Brown
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
Joseph Barronhart
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
John Eeynolds
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2, 4.0
Gilbert Worden
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
James Case
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
2. 4.0
John Reynolds, Jr.
18
60
1.4
1. 0.0
3. 4.0
m. 2.6
Augustine Odell, Capt.
Manchester, Oct. 19, 1782. Personally appeared Augustine
Odel and made solemn oath to the truth of the within Pay Roll.
Sworn before me, John Strong, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, 22-^ Oct. 1782. The within pay roll examined
and approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to Capt.
Augustine Odel or bearer, it being sixty-seven pounds, 2/6.
^. T3 r Committee.
Timo. Brownson, )
Treasurer's Office, Manchester, Oct. 23, 1782. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, in behalf of Capt.
Augustine Odel.
;^67.2.6 Joshua Babcock.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
499
[73]
\^Capt. Nicholas Sharpens Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Nicholas Sharpe's Company in Col. John
Abbet's Regiment out in an Alarm to Skeensboro' with Gen. Enos,
in October, 1781.
Names
Days
in ser-
No.
miles
No.
Wages
Total
vice
out
50
rations
pr day
George Milliman, Lt.
17
13
0.4.3
4.17.7
William Walsworth, En.
17
4.3
4.17.7
Levi Basley, Sergt.
17
1.7
2.12.8
John Carriway, "
17
1.7
2.12.8
David Armstrong, "
17
1.5
2.12.8
Danl. Holley, Corpl.
17
1.5
2. 9.0
John Milliman, "
,17
1.5
2. 9.5
Bial Blowers,
17
1.4
2. 9.5
W" Blowers
17
1.4
2. 8.0
EUeck Blowers
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Jona. Russell
17
l.i
2. 8.0
Elijah Russell
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Low Surdam
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Lump Surdam
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Thomas Latton
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Thomas Latton, Jr.
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Robert Patterson
17
1.4
2. 8.0
John Blass
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Saml. Whitman
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Saml. Latham
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Saml. Siffon
17
.
1.4
2. 8.0
Elias Millard
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Thomas Hill
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Isaac Hogg
17.
1.4
2. 8.0
Jonathan Covel
17
1.4
2. 8.0
Saml. Surdam
17
1.4
2. 8.0
;^68. 5.5
Test, George Milliman, Lt.
Pay Table Office, April 4, 1783.
The within pay roll examined and approved, the Treasurer is
directed to pay the same to George Milliman or bearer, it being
sixty-eight pounds five shillings and five pence.
^68-5-5 Jo^^ St^o^g. I Committee.
Timo'^ Brownson, j
April 5, 1783. Reed, of L Allen, Treasurer, the contents of
this order. George Willam.
500
STATE OF VERMONT
[5i70]
[CV/. John Abbot's Regiment — Officers\
A Pay Roll of the Field and Staff Officers in Col. John Abbot's
Regiment of Militia in the service of the State of Vermont, com-
mencing the 23<^ day of October and ending the 9'^ Nov. 1781, in
the Alarm to Skeensboro' and Castleton.
Names
Days
14
18
14
13
14
Pr day
Miles
Pr mile
No.
rations
Pay for
rations
Total
John Abbot, Col.
Benj. Kandall, Lt. Col.
Joel Abbot, Major
Rufus John [son], Adjt.
Saml. Lewis, Qu. M.
0.10.0
8.
6.8
3.7
3.7
60
60
60
56
56
4d
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
1
1
8-^
8
8
8
8
9.17.4
10. 1.4
7. 1.4
3.10.7
3.18.1
/34. 8.8
Attest.
John Abbot, Col.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, March 1^', 1782. The above
account being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
the sum of thirty-four pounds eight shillings and eight pence, to
Col. John Abbot or order, Isaac Tichenor,
Nathl. Brush,
Committee.
Pay the above to Jed. Hyde and my receipt shall answer the
same. John Abbot, Col.
^.th March, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the
syithin pay roll, by the hand of the Governor, in behalf of John
Abbot.
;,^34.8.8 Jed. Hyde.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
501
[317] [Capf. John Dater's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Dater's Company in Col. Cornelius
Doty's Reg' of Militia, for service done for the State of Vermont
in an alarm from the 30*^ [13th?] of October to the 17*^, 1781.
Names
Miles
Days
Pr day
Amount
John Dater, Capt.
20
4
6.8
1.12.4
Patrick Agan, Lt.
20
4
4.3
1. 3.5
John Dick, Ensign
20
4
4.3
1. 3.5
H. Wm. Croneberger, Clerk
20
4
1.7
13.0
Abraham Hopp, Sergt.
20
4
1.7
13.0
Abraham Catzeback, C.
20
4
1.5
12.4
Henry Rineberger
20
4
1.4
12.0
William Frazier
20
4
do
12.0
Walter Wilson
20
4
12.0
Nicholas Shifer
20
4
12.0
Alex^ Outhhout
20
4
12.0
Peter Henner
20
4
12.0
Henry Shiffer
20
4
12.0
Henry Dater
20
4
12.0
Jacob Nehr
20
4
12.0
Martines Henner
20
4
12.0
John B. Henner
20
4
12.0
Christian Shiffer
20
4
12.0
Peter Roseberger
20
4
■■ '
12.0
Jacob Gerngross
20
4
12.0
;^14. 5.6
P
D
owder i
ue
ind lead
8. 2.0
^6. 3.6
John Dater, Captain.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 1st June, 1782. The above
pay-roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay Capt. John Dater the same, it being six pounds
three shillings and six pence. Nathl. Brush, )
Isaac Tichenor, j
Committee.
Norwich, June 7, 1785.
tents of the within order.
Reed, of I. Allen, Treasurer, the con-
Moses Robinson,
in behalf of Capt. Daters.
502
STATE OF VERMONT
[91] \Capt. William Shepard's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. W™ Shepard's Company, Col. Cornelius
Douty's Reg* in a Regiment of Foot of the State of Vermont,
from the 12*'' c3ay of October to the 3'^ day of November, 1781, to
Castleton.
Names and Rank
ys in
rvice
•y per
Y and
tions
>
a
Amount
03 <u
i° ai "3
u
\-,
Q\ m
d.^ <-
H
cu
Capt. W^ Shepard
14
6/8
31
4d
5. 3. 8
En. Saml. Eastwood
14
4/3
31
3. 9.10
Sergt. Rice Honeywell
14
1/7
31
1.12. 6
Jos. Martin
14
1/7
31
1.12. 6
" Titus Munson
14
1/7
31
1.12. 6
" Solo. Datcher
14
1/7
31
1.12. 6
Willerstone West
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
Josiah Carpenter
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
Thomas Adkins
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
Joseph Benedict
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
Jas. Macclarren
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
Jacob Neere
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
Nicholas Skrere
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
David Wilcox
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
W"^ Tompson
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
David Bennett
5
1/4
31
0.17.
Matthew Hubble
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
Lawrence Dutcher
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
AbebMerrit
14
1/4
31
1. 9.
^33. 8. 6
Attest, William Shepard, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington. March l^\ 1782. The above
pay roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to
pay unto Capt. W™ Shepard or order the sum of thirty-three
pounds eight shillings and six pence.
Isaac Tichenor, ) p ee
Nathl. Brush, f ^^^
Treasurer's Office, June 14, 1783. Received of Ira Allen, Esq.,
Treasurer, the contents of the within order in behalf of Capt.
W"^ Shepard. Israel Shepard.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
503
[2661
[? Capt. Henry Vanderhoff's Company ]
\^Note. The caption or head of this roll appears to have been
torn off from the original paper, and is not to be found. C. L.
Knapp.]
\_Note — The following: heading — torn off — was found b)' me,
namely :
"A Pay Roll of Capt. Henry Vanderhoof's Company, Col.
Doty's Regt. a regiment of foot of the State of Vermont fr. the
25th of Oct. to the fifth of Nov. 1781." F. F. Merrill.]
[This roll is filed on the back: "Capt. Henry Vanderhofs
^10.0.10 Feb. 16, 1784 Capt. Jacob Lansing."
Attest. C. L. Knapp.]
Names
Miles
P' mile
Days
Total
Lt. Mart. Weatherwax
Sergt. Henry Grawberger
Peter Grawberger
George Wetsel
Barnard Ziperly
Jacob Ziperly
40
40
40
40
40
40
4d
4
4
4
4
4
12
12
12
12
12
12
3. 4. 4
1.12.10
1. 9. 4
1. 9. 4
0.19. 8
1. 9. 4
1
;,^10. 10
Pay Table Office, Sunderland. Feb. 16, 1784.
The above pay roll examined and approved, the Treasurer is
directed to pay the same, being ten pounds ten pence, to Capt.
Vanderhoof or bearer. Timo. Brownson,
Saml. Bartlit,
[Co
mmittee.
Sunderland, Feb. 16, 1784. Reed, of the Treasurer the con-
tents of the above order in behalf of Capt. Vanderhofs.
^10.0.10 ■ Jacob Cummings.
504
STATE OF VERMONT
[14]
[^Capt. John Daier's Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Dater's Company and Col. Cornelius
Doty's Regiment, for service in an Alarm the 23^ of October 1781,
going as far as Rupert and then returning to Filestown the 4th of
Nov. A.D. 1781.
Names
Miles travel
No. Days
Amount
Capt. John Dater
50
13
5. 3. 4
En. John Dick
13
3.11.11
Sergt. John Combs
13
1.17. 3
" Abrah"" Hopp
13
1.17. 3
*' Jacob Rossaberger
13
1.17. 3
Corpl. Abr" Catosaback
13
1.15. 1
Barnett Mour
13
1.14.
Nicholas Shiffer
13
1.14.
Alex'' Outhout
13
1.14.
Peter Haner
13
1.14.
Henry Shififer
13
1.14.
Henry Dater
13
1.14.
Jacob Near
33
1.14.
John Heaner
13
1.14.
Christian Sheffer
13
1.14.
¥red^ Bonesteel
13
1.14.
Peter Rosaberger
13
1.14.
Jacob Garngross
13
1.14.
^30.10. 1
John Daters, Captain.
Pay Table OfiSce, Bennington, June 1, 1783. The Treasurer is
hereby directed to pay the amount of the within pay roll to Capt.
John Daters or order, being thirty-six pounds, ten shillings and
one penny. Isaac Tichenor, ) p ^^
■ Nathl. Brush, \ ^°^^
Norwich, June 7, 1785. Rec'd of I. Allen, Treasurer, the con-
tents of the within order. Moses Robinson,
in behalf of Capt. Daters.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
605
[59] \Capt. Shadrach Phelps' Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Shadrach Phelps' Company, Col. Cor-
nelius Doug^hty's Regiment in a Regiment of foot of the State of
Vermont, from the 23"^ day of October to the 3*^ of November in
the Alarm at Castle.ton, [1781].
Names and Rank
Days in
service
Pay per
day and
rations
Miles
travel
Pay per
mile
Amount
Capt. Shadrach Phelps
14
6/8
40
4d
5. 6. 8
lit. Edw"* Henderson
14
4/8
40
4
3.12.10
Ens" Hendrick Jackson
14
4/3
40
4
3.12.10
Sergt. Jas. Butten
14
1/7
40
4
1.15. 6
♦' Job Paddock
14
1/7
40
4
1.15. 6
" Jabez Griswold
14
1/7
40
4
1,15. 6
" Philip Vely
14
1/7
40
4
1.15. 6
Corpl. Jer'' Soiiles
14
1/5
40
4
1.13. 2
" John Strow
14
1/5
40
4
1.13. 2
Nathi Barns
14
1/4
40
4
1.12.
David Griswold
14
1/4
40
4
1.12.
John Andrew
14
1/4
40
4
1.12.
Thos. Griswold
14
1/4
40
4
1.12.
Jacob Andrew
14
1/4
40
4
1.12.
Enoch Erls
14
1/4
40
4
1.12.
Jas. Tinlow
14
1/4
40
4
1.12.
Saml. Williams
14
1/4
40
4
1.12.
Elisha Sly
14
1/4
40
4
1.12.
;^37. 8. 8
Attest.
Shadrach Phelps, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington Mar. 1, 1782.
The within pay roll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby
■directed to pay unto Capt. Shadrach Phelps the sum of ;^37.8.8.
Nathl. Brush [ r^^ee
Isaac Tichenor
Com'
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above order in be-
half of Capt. Shadrach Phelps and by his order.
9th March, 1783. Simeon Harmoner.
506
STATE OF VERMONT
[317]
[Co/. Co7-nelius Douty's Field Officers']
A Pay Roll of Col. Cornelius Douty's Field Officers, belonging
to his Reg* the la^'' Regiment of Foot in General Safford's
Brigade in the State of Vermont, from the 12*'^ day of October to
the 3'-'^ day of Nov. 1781.
Names
Miles
Amount
Rations
Days
Amount
Total
Col. Cornelius Douty
Adjt. Nicholas Mosher
Qu. Master Josiah Root
Sergt, Major Israel Shepard
31
31
31
31
10.4
10.4
10.4
10.4
42
21
21
21
23
23
14
23
11.10.0
6. 4.0
4. 2.0
4. 2.6
5. 8. 1
3.12.10
2.16. 4
£n.n. 3
The above named Col. Cornelius Douty personally appeared
and made oath to the above roll to be true, according to the best of
his understanding, before me,
Edward Jewett, Justice of Peace.
Cornelius Douty, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 1^' March, 1782. The within
pay roll being examined, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
unto Nicholas Mosher the sum of eleven pounds seventeen shil-
lings and three pence and no more.
Nathl. Brush, ) r^^,^i>foo
T ny- y c Lommittce.
Isaac Tichenor, \
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, June 11, 1783. Reed, of Ira
Allen, Esq. Treasurer, the contents of the above order, for and in
behalf of Nicholas Mosher.
^11.17.3 Israel Shepard.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
507
[94]
[Ca/>f, John StillwelVs Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. John Stillwell's Company, Col. Cornelius
Doty's Regiment in the service of the State of Vermont, com-
mencing the 25''' day of Oct. and ending the g**" day of November,
both days inclnded, 1781.
Names
Days
M. travel
Amount
Lt. Robt. Armstrong
Ensign W™ Douglas
Corpl. Joseph Ketchum
Ganet Miller
John Pruist
Renry Burchin
Samuel Ketchum )
with his wagon j
16 •
16
4
12
12
16
6
40
40
40
40
40
40
35
4. 1.4
4. 1.4
0.19.0
1.10.4
1. 9.4
1.14.8
2.14.0
^16.10.0
W"" Douglas, Ensign.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, May 3, 1782.
The within pay roll being examined and approved of, the
Treasurer is hereby directed to pay unto Robert Armstrong the
sum of sixteen pounds ten shillings lawful money.
^16.10.0 Nathl. Brush, I Com"
Timo. Brownson, |
Bennington, 3*^ May, 1782. For value received, please pay
unto Joseph Fay or bearer the contents of the within pay roll.
William Douglas.
Received the contents of the above of the Treasurer.
Joseph Fay.
508
STATE OF VERMONT
[71]
\Capt. Elijah Galusha's Company {part) ]
A Pay Roll of a part of Capt. Elijah Galusha's Company of
Militia in the town of Arlington, who marched for the defence of
the frontiers of the State of Vermont in the month of October,
3 781. Arlington, July V\ 1782.
Names
Ens" Benj. Bartlit
Sergt. Saml. Hosford
Levi Hill
Jacob Smith
" Benajah Boardman
Corpl. Isaac Biitterfield
" Isaiah Averill
Elijah Wood
Jeremiah Wheeler
Isaac Oatman
James Arnold
Levi Arnold
Josiah Ausgood [Osgood?]
John Foot
John Matteson
George Major
Josiah Cheney
W"" Anderson
Moses Knapp
Andrew Dunning
Ichabod Benedict
Ichabod Bartlit
John Merrill
Amasa Pettibone
George Hill Clark
Days in
service
Pay per
day
No.
miles
Travel
pr mile
1
Amount
10
4/3
1/7
45
/4
£ 2.17. 6
1.10.10
1.10.10
1.10.10
1.10.10
17
6
1/5
1.19. 1
1. 3. 6
17
1/4
1.17. 8
1.17. 8
1.17. 8
1.17. 8
13
1.12. 4
1.12. 4
6
1. 3.
10
1. 8. 4
10
1. 8. 4
1. 8. 4
1. 8. 4
1. 8. 4
1. 8. 4
1. 8. 4
1. 8. 4
1. 8. 4
1. 8. 4
6
1/7
1. 4. 6
^39. 9. 7
Pay Table Office, Arlington, Jan. 7, 1782. The within pay
roll being approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the sum of
thirty-nine pounds nine shillings and seven pence to Ensign
Benjamin Bartlit or his order.
Isaac Tichenor,
;£39.9.7
Timothy Brownson,
Committee,
Received of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer, the contents of the
above order, it being thirty-nine pounds three shillings and seven
pence. Benj. Bartlit, Ensign.
March 22^ 1782.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
509
[266] \_Skeensborough Company under Ensign John R. Blanc hard']
A Pay Roll of Skeensborough Company commanded by Ensign
John R. Bl'anchard. Skeensborough, Nov. 1, 1781.
Names
Days
Wages
Total
Ensign J. R. Blanchard
18
4.3.0
3.16.6
Sergt. Solomon S. Clark
12
1.7.2/4
19.6
'• -Robert Fuller
12
1.7.2/4
19.6
" Nathl. Miller [Weller]
12
1.7.2/4
19.6
Fifer Philip Miller
12
1.0.2/4
17.6
Corpl. Solomon Ausiin
12
1.4.0
17.6
Samuel Bigelow
12
1.4.0
16.0
Henry Fuller
12
1.4.0
16.0
Moses Hervey
12
1.4.0
16.0
Phineas Hervey
12
1.4.0
16.0
Timothy Johnson
6
1.4.0
8.0
Charles Miller
12
1.4.0
16.0
John McFarrer [McFarsen]
12
1.4.0
16.0
Ephraim Fuller
12
1.4.0
16.0
John Thomas
18
1.4.0
4.0
Samuel Ward
12
1.4.0
16.0
Eliphalet Thomas
12
1.4.0
16.0
John Bemas
12
1.4.0
16.0
Abner Blanchard
12
1.4.0
16.0
Samuel Thomas
8
1.4.0
10.8
19.8.8
John B. Blanchard, En. Com-^'
Pay Table Office, Manchester, Oct. 22^ 1783. The within pay
roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby directed
to pay the sum of nineteen pounds eight shillings and %^ to ensign
John R. Blanchard or order.
Timo. Brownson,
John Strong,
Com^
NoY. 28, 1782.
Then the within Pay Roll sworn to before me.
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Sunderland, March 27, 1783. Reed, of Ira Allen, Treasurer,
the contents of the above order, in behalf of John R. Blanchard.
W"' Blanchard.
510
STATE OF VERMONT
[356]
l^Fownal Alarm Company, Capt. Benj. Bates\
A Pay Roll of such of the Alarm Company in Pownal as
marched to Castleton in the alarm in October, 1781, with Capt.
Benjamin Bates.
Names
Capt. Benj. Bates
Lt. Geo. Parker
" Joseph Wheeler
En. Stephen Cummins
Sergt. Bulah Waldo
" Moses Perkins
" Joseph Barber
Oorpl. Michael Dunning
" Eben' Seelye
Elisha Curd
Benj. Reynolds
William Potter
Nathl. Seelye
Silas Watson
Oliver Myers
John Welch
Amos Potter
Peter Vosborough
Daniel Philips
Abel Matteson
John Potter
Peter Barritt
David Mallory
Charles Dougherty
When
Days
entered
m
service
service
Oct. 15
16
" 20
11
" 18
13
" 15
16
" 18
U{
" 20
11
" 28
8
" 18
13
" 23
8
" 15
9
" 15
9
" 15
9
" 18
13
" 20
11
" 18
13
" 18
13
" 20
11
" 20
11
" 27
4
" 27
4
" 27
4
" 18
13
" 27
4
" 15
7
Amt.
of
service
Miles
4. 5. 4
1. 9.11
2. 6. 7
2.17. 4
1. 0. 7
17. 5
12. 8
19.
11. 8
12.
12.
12.
17. 4
17. 8
17. 4
17. 4
14. 8
14. 8
5. 4
5. 4
5. 4
17. 4
5. 4
9. 4
70
70
73
70
72
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
74
70
70
Amt.
travel
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.4.4
1.3.4
1.4.0
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
1.3.4
i.4.8
1.3.4
1.3.4
Ea-
tions
due
38
20
20
20
Total
6.10.0
3.10.1
3. 9.7
4.11.4
2. 4.7
2. 0.9
1.16.0
2. 1.9
1.15.0
1.15.4
1.15.4
1.15.4
2. 0.8
1.18.0
2. 0.8
2. 0.8
1.18.0
1.18.0
8.8
8.8
8.8
2.0
8.8
12.8
;{:54.10.5
Benj. Bates, Captain.
Bennington, Jan. 11, 1782. The above sworn to before me.
Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Jan. 11, 1782. The Treasurer
is directed to pay to Capt, Bates, or order, the sum of fifty-four
pounds ten shillings and five pence, agreeable to the within
account. Isaac Tichenor, ) ^ „...
A !:> ^^ \ Committee.
Amos tassett, \
Pownal, Jan. 19, 1782. To the Treasurer of the State of Ver-
mont: Sir, You are hereby directed to pay to Capt. Eli Noble the
sura contained in the within Pay Roll, and this order shall be your
discharge from me. Benj. Bates, Capt.
Bennington, Feb. 5, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the con-
tents of the above order, being fifty-four pounds ten shillings and
five pence, lawful money.
^54.10.5 Benj. Bates, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
611
[42]
\^CaJ>t. Zebediah Dewey's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Zebediah Dewey's Company for their
service in the Alarm at Castleton October 21, 1781, in obedience
to orders from Lt. Col. Clark.
Days
Wages per
day and
rations
No. of
Total) of wages, rations
amt. ) and travel
Names
in ser-
vice
miles
Capt. Zebediah Dewey
10
6.3
2.8
£3
9
4
Lt. Josiah Grant
10
4.3
2.8
2
5
2
En. Elkahah Ashly
10
4.3
do
2
5
2
Sergt. John Ashley
10
1.7
do
18
6
Sergt. W'" Ashley
10
1.7
18
6
" Icabod Marshall
10
1.7
18
6
" Peter How
10
1.7
18
6
Silas How. CJk
6
1.7
12
2
Corpl. Thos. Dewey
10
1.5.2
17
3
Saml. Fletcher
10
1.5.2
17
3
" John Richards
9
1.5.2
15
9
Asa Lawrence
5
1.5.2
9
4
Barth^^ Marrit
10
1.4
16
Stephen D. Moranvele
10
1.4
16
Hesek'' Loggan
10
1.4
16
Eeuben Hosford
10
1.4
16
Jared Dickson
4
1.4
8
Alex. Dixon
5
1.4
9
4
John How
10
1.4
16
Paul Marshall
10
1.4
16
Jason Eoyce
10
1.4
16
Levi Thatcher
4
1.4
8
Eben' Canfield
5
1.4
9
4
John Mosely
10
1.4
16
W"" Hooker, Jr.
9
1.4
14
8
Th. Hooker
5
1.4
9
4
Benj. Adams
10
1.4
16
Jos. Adams
10
1.4
16
Isaac Hosford
10
1.4
16
Henry Hyde
6
1.4
10
8
Thos. Goodwin
10
1.4
16
Elijah Goodwin
10
1.4
16
Mical Marrit
10
1.4
16
Jas. Frisbie
10
1.4
16
Jona. Marshall
10
1.4
16
Philip Brookins
10
1.4
16
Seth Crow
10
1.4
16
Thos. Wood
10
1.4
16
Amasa Thatcher
9
1.4
14
8
Eben^ Wright
6
1.4
10
8
Danl. Euard
10
1.4
16
Jno. Smith
3
1.4
6
8
512
STATE OF VERMONT
Days
Wages per
day and
rations
No. of
Total) of wages, rations
amt. f and travel
Names
in ser-
vice
miles
Azel Holms
10
1.4
16
Saml. Allen
10
1.4
16
Jas. Hyde
10
1.4
16
John Preson
10
1.4
16
James Guthrie
10
1.4
16
Jas. Barber
10
1.4
16
Elijah Owen, Jr.
10
1.4
16
Elisha Owen
10
1.4
Timo> Hyde
6
1.4
(This corner is torn from
Ezariah Dewey
6
1-4
the ori
ginal roll. K. )
Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, April 11, 1782. The within
pay roll being examined and approved, the Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay the sum of forty-three pounds sixteen shillings
and one penny to Capt. Zebediah Dewey or order.
Nathl. Brush, ) ^^^^,.
Timo Brownson, j
July 12, 1782. The within pay roll sworn to before me.
Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Sunderland, April 12, 1782. For value received I do hereby
sign over the above pay roll to Ira Allen and request the Treasurer
to pay the same to him. Zebediah Dewey, Capt.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, June 8, 1782.
Allen, Treasurer, the contents of the above order.
Rec'd of Ira
Ira Allen.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
513
[228 j [Capt Abishai Moseley's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Abishai Moseley's Company for service at
Castleton in the Alarm Oct. 21, 1781, in obedience to orders from
Lt. Col. Clark.
\
Days
P^ day
Total
Lt. Ithaman Brookins
10
4.3
2. 5. 2
En. Solomon Wildo (Wilds)
10
4.3
2. 5. 2
Sergt. Elisha Asley
10
1.7
18. 6
" Jona. Morgan
10
1.7
18. 6
" Josiah Lewis (Luis)
5
1.7
10. 7
" Elisha Allen
7
1.7
13. 9
Joel Grannis Clark
9
1.7
16.11
Corpl. John Ransom
10
1.5
17. 3
" Philip Howe
10
1.5
17. 3
" Caleb Morgan
3
1.5
7.
•* Joseph Jones
9
1.5
15. 9
Ephraim Buell
8
1.4
13. 4
[ames Smith
10
1.4
16.
Samuel Higgins
10
1.4
16.
John Tilden
7
1.4
12.
Robert Green
10
1.4
16.
Eben^ Hyde
10
1.4
16.
Philip Preast
10
1.4
16.
Mordecai Soper
7
1.4
12.
Titus Watson
9
1.4
14. 4
Jeremiah Adams
9
1.4
14. 4
Elisha Hibard
5
1.4
9. 4
Archibald Dickson
3
1.4
6. 8
Joseph Rann
4
1.4
8.
Joel Frisbie
3
1.4
6. 8
^19. 2. 6
Test,
Ithamar Brookins, Lieut.
Poultney, Jan. 16, 1782. Then personally appeared
Thomas Brookins and made solemn oath to the within roll.
Before me, Wm. Ward, Justice of Peace.
[33]
Lt.
i)U
STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 29, 1782. The within pay
roll being approved of. the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
sum of nineteen pounds two shillings and six pence to Lt. Ithamar
Brookins or order. Isaac Tichenor, \
Timo. Brownson, f
Committee.
Sunderland, April 10, 1782. For value received, I do hereby
sign over this order to Ira Allen and request the Treasuier to pay
the same to him. Zebediah Dewey,
for Brookins.
Treasurer's Office, June 8, 1782.
urer, the contents of this order.
^19.2.6.
Reed, of Ira Allen, Treas-
Ira Allen.
[2401
YCapt. Jacob Hinds' Company [party]
A Pay Roll of part of Capt. Jacob Hinds' Company for services
done in the alarm at Castleton in Oct. 1781, for forwarding on men
and marching as far as Pawlet, as follows:
Israel Burritt, Lt.
Stephen Jackson, Serg*
John Gray
Elezer Starns
Days
5
4
3
4
Miles
23
23
14
23
Arat.
1. 8.11
0.14.
0. 8. 8
0.12. 8
^3. 4. 3
Israel Burritt, Lieut.
Pay Office, Arlington, Jan. 8, 1782. The Treasurer is directed
to pay the sum of three pounds four shillings and eleven pence to
Lieut. Israel Burritt or order, agreeably to the within account.
Isaac Tichenor, |
Timo. Brownson, j
Com^
Reed. 8*^^
above order,
1782, of the Treasurer the contents of
Israel Burritt.
the
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
515
[133, dupl 186 J \_Capt. Lemuel Bradley's Conipany\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Leml. Bradley's Company, Oct. 21^*, 1781,
as established by law.
Wages
Names
Days
and
rations
Miles
Travel
Total
Leml. Bradley, Capt.
11
3. 3. 2
45
1.5
4.18.4
David Hoit, Lt.
19
3.13.11
45
1.5
4.17.5
Benj. Meigs, Sergt.
11
17. 6/3
45
1.5
1.12.5
Jer^ Center, "
« 1
17. 6/
45
1.5
1.12.5
Jno. Boardman
><
14. 8
45
1.5
1. 9.8
Ozi Baker
( (
14. 8
45
1.5
1. 9.8
Evans Chance
19
1. 5. 4
45
1.5
2. 0.4
Saml. Smith
11
14. 8
45
1.5
1. 9.8
Phineas Meigs
19
1. 5. 4
45
1.5
.2. 0.4
Isaac Brownson
19
1. 0. 4
45
1.5
2. 0.4
Zedediah Bingham
11
14. 8
45
1.5
1. 9.8
Elisha Bradley
11
14. 8
45
1.5
1. 9.8
;^26. 9.11
Leml. Bradley, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Jan^ 7, 1782. The Treasurer is directed to
pay the amount of the within pay roll to Capt. Leml. Bradley or to
his order, being twenty-six pounds nine shillings and eleven pence.
Isaac Tichenor, ) Pom«'e
Timo. Brownson, f
Jan. 29, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of this
order, being twenty-six pounds nine shillings and eleven pence
lawful money for Capt. Leml. Bradley. Gilbert Bradley.
516
STATE OF VERMONT
[100]
\_Capt. Asaph Cook's Company\
A Pay Roll of Capt. Asaph Cook's Company of Militia in Col.
Gideon Warren's Regiment for service done in the defence of the
Northern Frontiers of this State, in October, 1781.
Names
Entered
Days
Miles
Amt. at 4"^
p"^ m.
Total
Asaph Cook, Capt.
Oct
20
14
12
0.4.0
4.17. 4
Henry Wadkins, Lt.
Ci
1 1
14
12
4
3. 3. 6
Solomon Baker. En.
((
11
14
12
4
3. 3. 6
Gideon Allen, Clerk
(>
( (
14
12
4
1. 6. 2
John Walker, Sergt.
1 <
1 1
14
12
4
1. (). 2
Eben' "Walker, "
u
t>
14
12
4
1. 6. 2
Joseph Beckas, "
( (
11
14
12
4
1. 6. 2
Joseph Martin, Corpl
t(
1 1
14
13
4
1. 3.10
Winthrop Graham
( (
11
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
David Doan
i<
(1
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Timothy Baker
1 (
II
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Nathaniel Parker
11
11
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Eben-- Smith
( c
1 1
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Michael Parker
((
11
14
•12
4
1. 2. 8
Samuel Culver
((
(1
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Jacob Covel
((
11
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Joseph Harris
(1
1 (
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
James Orcutt
(i
11
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Penuel Grover "
(t
<l
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Asa Rude
(1
<1
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Ezekiel Miller
i <
((
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Abraham Carley
(1
1 1
14
13
4
1. 2. 8
Daniel Steward
( (
II
14
13
4
1. 2. 8
Eli Griffith
«
11
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
David Me Wei thy
11
<(
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
John Beckas
(1
1 1
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Samuel Thomas
1 (
II
14
12
4
1. 2. 8
Joseph Grover
It
(<
14
12
4
1, 2. 8
;^40. 6. 3.
Asaph Cook, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 13, 1783. The within
account being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay
to Asaph Cook or order, the sum of forty pounds six shillings and
two pence. Isaac Tichenor, j
Nathl. Brush, >• Committee.
Timo. Brownson, )
Reed. 7th August, 1782, of Ira Allen, Esq., Treasurer, fifteen
pounds four shillings and two pence on the above order per order
of Capt. Asaph Cook. John Grover.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
517
[85]
Capt. John Patterson's Company']
A Pay Roll of Capt. Patterson's Company in Col. Warner's
[Warren's] Regiment for service done in the alarm (agreeable to
order from Genl. Safford) from the 14th to the 24th of October,
1781, inclusive.
Names
Capt. John Patterson
Lt. B. Bartlett
Ensign Gault
Sergt. David Rice
Steele
" Saml. Slarrow
Saml. Hopkins
Israel Stone ^
Wm. Brown
James Hopkins
B'enj. Cleveland
Aaron Stone
Job Cleveland
John Livingston
John McMullen
James Alexander
David Patterson
Ezra Patterson
James Morrison
Levi Patterson
Wm. Rogers
Nathl. Hopkins
Days
Pay
11
11
6
8
11
11
6
6
6
6
5
/)
5
5
6
5
6
11
8
10
6
6
2.18.8
1.18.6
1. 2.0
12.8
1. 7.8
1. 7.8
8.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
8.0
14.8
10.8
13.4
8.0
8.0
Miles
36
36
30
36
36
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
36
30
36
36
36
36
30
30
Travel
Total
0.12.0
4. 5.4
12.
2.18.9
10
1.15.6
12
1. 4.8
12
1. 9.5
10
1. 7.5
10
0.18.0
10
0.18.0
10
0.18.0
10
0.18.0
10
0.16.8
10
0.16.8
10
0.16.8
10
0.16.8
12
1. 0.0
10
0.16.8
12
1. 0.0
12
1. 6.8
12
1. 2.8
12
1. 5.4
10
0.18.0
10
0.18.0
^28. 7.1
Pay Table Office, Bennington, May 31, 1782. The Treasurer
is hereby directed to pay the amount of the within pay roll to
Capt. John Patterson or order, being tv/enty-eight pounds seven
shillings and one penny. Isaac Tichenor, \ p
Nathl. Brush, [ ^-o^imittee.
Reed. 10**^ June, 1782, of the Treasurer, by the hand of the
Governor eleven pounds eleven shillings and one penny on the
above order. ' Per me, John Patterson.
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, May 11, 1785. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order, in behalf of Capt. John
Patterson.
;,^28.7.1 Levi Patterson.
518
STATE OF VERMONT
[335J
[^Capt. Lemuel Hyde's Company]
A Pay Roll of Capt. Lemuel Hyde's Company of Militia in
Col. Warren's Regiment for service done in the alarm in October,
1781.
Names
Days
Prday
Miles
Amount
Capt. Lemuel Hyde
15
6.8
12
5. 4.0
Lt. Peter Fuller
15
4.3
12
3. 7.9
En° Benoni Haskins [Hopkins]
15
4.3
12
3. 7.9
Sergt. John Meacham
15
L7
12
1. 7.9
" Wm. Meacham
15
12
" Nicholas Spur
5
1.7
12
1. 7.9
Corpl. Josiah Squire
15
1.5
12
1. 7.9
" Silas Fletcher
8
1.5
12
0.15.4
Isaac Rice
15
1.4
12
0.15.4
Solomon Cleveland
9
12
1. 4.0
Eben'" Witson [Watson, Wilson]
8
12
0.14.8
Abraham Sharp
6
12
0.12.0
Stephen Pitkin
9
12
0.16.0
Samuel Church
2
12
0. 6.8
Isaac Crow
8
12
0.14.8
Obadiah Winter
2
12
0. 6.8
Murry Ballard
5
12
0.10.8
£2^. 4.8
Lemuel Hyde, Capt.
Arlington, Jan. 8, 1782.
Sworn to before me,
Isaac Tichenor, Justice of Peace.
Pay Office, Arlington, Jan. 8, 1782. The Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay the sum of twenty-four pounds twelve shillings and
eight pence, agreeable to the within roll, to Capt. Hyde, per order.
Isaac Tichenor, | ^ ,.
rr- TD r Com^«
Timo. Brownson, )
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan. 9, 1782. Reed, of the
Treasurer the contents of the above order.
;^24.4.8
Leml. Hyde, Capt.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
619
[156]
[CaJ)f. Peleg Mattesons Company\
Pay Roll of Capt. Peleg Mattison's Company of Militia for
service done on an Expedition to the Northward, Shaftsbury, 1781.
Names
Days
Miles
Allow««
for travel
Pay
per day
Total
Peleg- Mattison, Capt.
15
55
18.4
6.8
5.18.4
Joseph Andrews, Lt.
8
Do
Do
4.3
2.12.4
Nathan Stone, "
15
4.3
4. 2.1
Judah Worden, En.
11
4.3
3. 4.9
Henry Mattison, Sergt.
15
1.7
2. 2.1
David Mattison, "
10
1.7
1.14.2
James Harrington
10
1.7
1.14.2
David Gahisha, Corpl.
19
1.5
2. 5.3
Squire Harrington
15
1.4
1.18.4
David Corey
6
1.4
1. 6.4
Lemuel Bottura
6
1.4
1. 6.4
David Newell
6
1.4
1. 6.4
John Hawley
6
1.4
1. 6.4
Eben'' West
15
1.4
1.18.4
Levi Buck
6
1.4
1. 6.4
James Glass
6
1.4
1. 6.4
Eben'' Newell
6
1.4
1. 6.4
Thomas West
10
1.4
1.11.8
Charles Spencer
15
1.4
1.18.4
John Draper
10
1.4
1.11.8
Seth Hunt
10
1.4
1.11.8
Nathan Kingsley
10
1.4
1.11.8
Caleb Rehern
15
1.4
1.18.4
Nicholas Weaver
15
1.4
1.18.4
Peleg Spencer
6
1.4
1. 6.4
Aaron Martin
9
1.4
1.10.4
David Cole
9
1.4
1.10.4
Wanton Burlingham
11
1.4
1.13
Nicholas Cartrite
11
1.4
1.13
James West
11
1.4
1.13
Edward Lewis
11
1.4
1.13
Reuben Ellis
11
1.4
1.13
Aaron Cole
9
1.4
1.10.4
Thomas Andrew
6
1.4
/-J, 6.4
Frederick Weaver
11
1.4(^
^ 1.13
520
STATE OF VERMONT
Names
Days
Miles
Allow<=«
for travel
Pay
per day
Total
Gideon Segur
Saml. Dolittle
Azariah Darby
Amos Waters
Moses Ellis
11
9
9
9
9
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.4
1.13
1. 6.4
1.10.4
1.10.4
1.10.4
;^73. 11.10
Peleg Matteson, Capt.
State of Vermont, Jan^ 3, 1782. Then personally appeared
Capt. Peleg Matteson and made oath that the within Pay Roll is
justly made, without fraud to the public or any individual.
Before me, Thos. Chittenden, Gov""
Pay Table Office, Sunderland, Jan. 3^ 1782. The within Pay
Roll being approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay the same to
Capt. Matterson or order, the sum of seventy-three pounds eleven
shillings and ten pence. Isaac Tichenor, } p -ffpi:.
Timo. Brownson, \
Treasurer's Office, Sunderland, Jan.
Treasurer the contents of the above order.
3^ 1782. Reed, of the
;^73.11.10
Peleg Matteson, Capt
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
521
fl3] yA Party under Lieut. Ward Bay ley\
Pay Roll of a Party of Men raised for the defence of the
Frontiers adjacent to the Upper Coos, whereof Ward Bayley is
Lieutenant Commandant, commencing the 14th of April and end-
ing 2-^ Nov. 1781.
Time of
service
Pay per
month in
dollars
Commence-
ment of pay
Amount
Names and Rank
Months
days
Ward Bayley, Lt. Com'
June 30, 1781
4
3
20. 5.
Timothy Nash, Ser^^t.
do
4
3
8
9.16. 9^
Gale Cole,
do
4
3
8
9.16. 9^
Deliverence Sawyer, Corpl.
do
4
3
%
9. 0. 4
Orsamns Bailey, "
April 14
6
19
^\
14.10.11
Abijah Leonard, Drm'
June 30
4
3
7^
9. 0. 4
Sylvaus Leonard, Fifer
do
4
3
7^
9. 0. 4
John Hugh, private
April 14
fi
19
6§
13. 5. 4
Reuben Howe
do
6
19
6|
13. 5. 4
John Huprh, Jr.
do
6
19
6|
13. 5. 4
James Burnside
do
6
19
6|
13. 5. 4
James Hugh
do
6
19
61
13. 5. 4
Osaius Caswell
do
6
19
6f
13. 5. 4
Hezekiah Fuller
do
6
19
6|
13. 5. 4
David Bradley
do
6
19
6i
13. 5. 4
John Aimey
do
6
19
6§
13. 5. 4
Smith Williams
do
6
19
6f
13. 5. 4
William Aimey
June 30
4
3
6|
8. 4.
Caleb Marshall
do
4
3
6|
8. 4.
John Perry
do
4
3
6|
8. 4.
Silas Sargeant
do
4
3
6|
8. 4.
Nathan Caswell, Jr.
do
4
3
6|
8. 4.
Benj. Byron
do
4
3
61
8. 4.
Hayues French
do
4
3
6§
8. 4.
John Gamsby
do
4
3
6|
8. 4.
Joseph Wait
do
4
3
6f
8. 4.
John Lindsey
do
4
3
6|
8. 4.
David Hicks
do
4
3
6|
8. 4.
Esekiel Wheeler
do
4
3
6S
8. 4.
James Leonard
do
4
3
6f
8. 4.
Nathaniel Wait
do
4
3
61
8. 4.
^834.19.10
Ward Bailey, Lt. Com<^'
February 8, 1782. Then the within pay roll sworn to before
me. Timo. Brownson, Asst.
Pay Table Office, Feb. 8, 1782. The within account being ap-
proved of, the Treasurer is directed to pay the sum of Three
Hundred and thirty-four pounds nineteen shillings and ten pence,
to Thos. Tolman, Esq., Paymaster Geneial, taking his receipt, to
be accountable. Isaac Tichenor, \ ^^^^
Timothy Brownson, [
522
STATE OF VERMONT
The above '* nineteen " and " ten " were inserted by my direc-
tion. Timo. Brownson.
Received of the Treasurer the contents of this warrant.
Oct. 2nd, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
[224]
{^Militia with Capt. EH Noble\
A Pay Roll of such of the Militia in Col. Eben'' Walbridge's.
Regt. as tarried with Capt. Eli Noble of Castleton, in Nov. 1781.
Names
Capt. Eli Noble
Lt. William Henry
" Judah Worden
Sergt. Benedick Cory
" John Niles
" Benj. Park
'• EInathan Hunt
Fifer Jonas Abbott
Corpl. Timothy Allen
" Andrew Wood
" Zerubabel Potter
" Salmon Farr
David Mattison
Seth Hunt
Wanton Burlingham
Thos. Jewett
James Bates
Jona. Bates
Andrew Briggs
Daniel Salisbury
Darius Crispin
Water Bates
Amos Wood
William Gallup
Moses Barber
Peter Parker
Joseph Wilber
Richard Harrington
Caleb Bennet
Eben' Spencer
Austin Stiles
Joshua Hathaway
Walter Cady •
Eliphalet Stickney
Caleb Pratt
Jeremy Mumford
Ben. Parker
Lem' Cleveland
John Clark
Amos Waters
When
entered
03
ft
Amt. of
wages in
service
m
•»-i
DQ
Amt. of
rations
due
Total
Nov. 1
14
3.14.8
28
0.18.8
4.13. 4
i. n
14
2.10.2
14
9.4
2.19. ft
(1 1 (
13
2. 6.7
14
9.4
2.15.11
tl il
13
1. 0.7
1. 0. 7
l( •(
13
1. 0.7
1. 2. 2
It t <
14
1. 2.2
1. 0. 7
t > It
13
1. 0.7
19.
It 1 1
13
0.19.0
19. a
(1 t(
13
0.19.0
19.
II <<
13
0.19.0
19.
II It
13
0.19.0
]. 0. 7
(1 1 (
14
1. 0.7
17. 4
<< It
13
17.4)
17. 4
l( it
13
17.4
17. 4
II It
13
17.4
17. 4
11 It
13
17.4
17. 4
II 11
13
17.4
17. 4
It II
13
17.4
17. 4
II 11
13
17.4
17. 4
<1 11
13
17.4
17. 4
1 ( 11
13
17.4
17. 4
<l l<
13
17.4
17. 4
It 1 (
13
17.4
17. 4
(1 11
13
17.4
17. 4
(t • (
13
17.4
17. 4
( t 11
13
17.4
18. 8
<< 11
14
18.8
18. »
1 ( It
14
18.8
17. 4
ft 1 1
13
17.4
17. 4
t; It
13
17.4
17. 4
<l (1
13
17.4
17. 4
It It
13
17.4
10. 8
it ti
8
10.8
10. 8
It If
8
10.8
10. 8
It ti
8
10.8
17. 4
(1 11
13
17.4
17. 4
t f <i
13
17.4
17. 4
t( II
13
17.4
17. 4
1 ( 11
13
17.4
18. 8
II 11
14
18.8
17. 4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
623
Names
IB
0)
IS
§2
t. of
ions
ue
Total
«
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•^
«'«
g-s-^
13
<3 ^ «
g
rt
^ ^H
Saml. Doolittle
S'ov. 1
17.4
18. 8
Azariah Derby
14
18.0
17. 4
Moses Allice
13
17.4
17. 4
David Galusha
13
17.4
18. 8
Fred'' Weaver
14
18.8
17. 4
Henry Babcock
13
17.4
17. 4
James Phillips
13
17.4
17. 4
Obad'= Dunham
13
17.4
17. 4
Lyman Jackwon
13
17.4
17. 4
Barnet Carpenter
13
17.4
17. 4
Shadrach Potter
13
17.4
17. 4
Silas Bennet
14
17.4
17. 4
John Gardner
N
13
17.4
17. 4
Joseph Spencer
13
17.4
Saml. Barns
14
17.4
17. 4
Moses Scott
17.4
5. 4
Ben: Webb
4
5.4
60
9. 4
Joseph Cook
7
9.4
60
17. 4
Thomas Buck
13
17.4
6. 8
Pratt
5
6.8
60
;^58.17. 3
Eli Noble, Capt.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Jan. 11, 1782. The Treasurer
is directed to pay to Capt. Noble or order the sum of fifty-eight
pounds seventeen shillings and three pence, as per the within
acct. Isaac Tichenor, ) committee
Amos Fassett, j
Bennington, Feb. 4, 1782. Reed, of the Treasurer the con-
tents of the above order, being forty-eight pounds seventeen
shillings and three pence lawful money.
Eli Noble, Capt.
524
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
525
[230]
YLieut. Israel Morey's Party]
Pay Roll of Lieut. Israel Morey's Party under the command of
Lieut. Col. Benj. Waite in the service of the State of Vermont,
178L
Time of
service
Commenc'
of pay
Time of
discharge
Total
Names
Mos.
5
Days
Israel Morey, Lieut.
July 1
Nov. 27
82. 0.
Constant Bliss, Sergt.
Aug. 11
1
12
3. 7. 3
Daniel Skinn^^, "
Oct. 23
4
26
11.13. 7
David Davis, Corpl.
i( kl
4
26
10. 4. 5
Elias Dewey
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4
26
9.14. 8
John Annis
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26
9.14. 8
Philo Chandler
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26
9.14. 8
Eeuben Huse
a it
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26
9.14. 8
Splomon Eathbun
i i n
4
26
9.14. 8
Moses Sleeper
Aug. 11
1
12
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John Sawyer
Oct. 23
4
26
9.14. 8
John Granwood
H i i
4
26
9.14. 8
Elisha Cleveland
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26
9.14. 8
Benj. Lookin
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4
26
9.14. 8
David Stow
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4
26
9.14. 8
Jona. 'Eastman
a i (
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26
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Moses MoConnell
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26
9.14. 8
Keben Sherman
i{ ((
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26
9.14. 8
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The above is a true roll certified by me, Israel Morey, Lt.
Pay Table Office, Feb. 20, 1783. The within pay roll being:
approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay unto Thos.
Tolman, P. M. G., the sum of one hundred and eighty-six pounds
eleven shillings and eleven pence, taking his receipt, to be ac-
countable. Isaac Tichenor. } Committee.
John Strong, \
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the above warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
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STATE OF VERMONT
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 16, 1782. The within roll
being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay to
Thomas Tolman, Esq., Paymaster General, the sum of five hundred
and ninety-five pounds six shillings and nine pence, taking his
receipt for said sum, for which he is accountable.
Isaac Tichenor, 1
Tim° Brownson, >• Committee.
Nath' Brush, )
Received of the Treasurer the contents of the above warrant,
Oct. 2", 1784.
^595.6.9 Tho« Tolman, Pay M^
[125, see next roll] [Capf. Peter Page's Company]
State of Vermont. ) A Roll of Capt. Peter Page's Company
Skeensborough. i" of Volunteers in the service of this
State, commanded by Eben'' Walbridge, Lt. Col. Com^''
A Muster Roll commencing at the date from which payment
is to be drawn agreeable to a resolve of the Board of War and
ending Nov. 23, 1781, inclusive.
Names
Com-
menc-
Ending
Days
Pr
day
Amt.
pay and
subsis-
Total
ing
tence
1781
1781
Peter Page, Capt.
July 28
Nov
. 21
117
0.6.8
39. 0.
Jonathan Smith, Lt.
" 28
20
116
4.3i
24.15. 4
Abijah Parker, Lt.
" 28
15
117
4.3i
24.19. 7
Eben'' Dewey, Sergt.
" 31
£0
113
1.7i
9. 1. 3i
George Geer. ''
Aug. 17
15
91
1.71
7. 5.11J
Timothy Watts, "
" 14
21
100
1-n
8. 0. 5
Charles Rice,
" 15
20
98
l-7i
7.17. 2\
Ezra Blish, Corpl.
July 31
20
118
1.5|
8. 4. 8^
Thomas Putnam, "
Aug. 20
21
94
1.5^
6.17. 1
Isaac Walker, "
(> u
21
94
1.5.i
6.17. 1
Daniel Bixby, "
Sept. 2
21
31
1.5^
5.18. \\
Rufus Kimpton, Drmr.
Aug. 16
22
99
1.5^
7. 4. 4^
Robert Hurd, Fifer
" 15
20
98
1.5^
7. 2.11
Nathan Allen
" 17
21
97
1.4
6. 9. 4
Zebulon Burrough
Sept. 5
21
78
1.4
5. 4.
W™ Barran
July 31
20
113
1.4
7.10. 8
Thos. Clark
Aug. 17
21
97
1.4
6. 9. 4
Roswell Clap
" 17
19
95
1.4
6. 6. 8
Thos. French
.. 17
21
97
1.4
6. 9. 4
Levi Fay
" 11
20
102
1.4
6.16
Oliver Fairwell
Sept. 4
21
79
1.4
5. 5. 4
Levi Fuller
July 31
20
113
1.4
7.10. 8
Elijah Houghton
Aug. 6
20
107
1.4
7. 2. 8
Samuel Hudson
July 31
20
113
1.4
7.10. 8
Edward Hambleton
Aug. 22
Timothy Holmes
July 31
11
20
113
1.4
7.10. 8
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
529
Com-
Names
menc-
ing
1781
Elisha Johnson
July 11
John Laton
Aug. 6
Timothy Mosser
Sep. 5
John Putnam
Aug. 20
James Phillips
" . 17
Benj. Porter
" 24
Joseph Parker
Sept. 2
James Parker
4
John Row
Aug. 15
Samuel Remington
Sept. 11
Benjamin Streeter
Aug. 6
Oliver Sartwell
Sept. 29
Isaac Tarlton [Tatton]
Aug. 17
Comfort Ware
July 31
Samuel Wheeler
Aug. 18
James Willard
'• 17
Samuel Willard, Jr.
" 27
Joseph Oovel
Sept. 15
Samuel Dike
Sept. 29
Jonas Gould
" 11
B* udson
Aug. 6
Samuel Willard
Aug. 16
Ending
Days
1781
Nov
'. 21
103
21
107
21
78
21
94
14
90
20
88
21
81
21
79
20
98
20
72
20
107
19
52
18
94
20
113
19
94
21
97
21
68
21
54
21
72
20
107
21
98
Amt.
Pr
day
pay and
subsis-
tence
Total
1.4
6.17. 4
1.4
7. 2. 8
1.4
5. 4.
1.4
6. 5. 4
1.4
6. 0.
1.4
5.17. 4
1.4
5. 8
1.4
5. 5. 4
1.4
6.10. 8
1.4
4.16.
1.4
7. -2. 8
1.4
3. 9. 4
1.4
6. 5. 4
1.4
7.10. 8
1.4
6. 5. 4
1.4
6. 9. 4
1.4
4.10. 8
1.4
3.12.
1.4
4.16.
1.4
7. 2. 3
1.4
6.10. 8
;^366.10. 9
*Torn out in the original.— C. L. Knapp.
Pay Table Office, Bennington, 7'^ March, 1782.
The within payroll being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby
directed to pay unto Thomas Tolman, Esq.. P. M. G., the sum of
three hundred and sixty-six pounds ten shillings and nine pence,
taking his receipt for said sum for which he is accountable.
Nathl. Brush, ) /--^.^^^-ffoo
T rry- 1^ r Committec.
Isaac Ticheiior, \
Oct. 2""^, 1784. Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the
within warrant. Thomas Tolman, Paymaster.
[34]
580
STATE OF VERMONT
[^190, see last roll] \^Capt. Peter Page's Company — Mileage\
The State of Vermont to Peter Pag-e, D'' To Mileag-e Money of
Capt. Peter Page's Company in Col. Walbridge's Regiment in the
service of the State of Vermont from the 29*"^ day ot July, 1781, to
the 25^^ of Nov. 1781, inclusive, which was not made up in the Pay
Roll of said Page's Company for the time above specified, viz:
Names
Capt. Peter Page
Lt. Jona. Smith
" Abijah Parker
Serg* Eben'' Dewey
' ' George Geer
" Tim° Watts
" Charles Rice
Corp' Tho« Putnam
Ezra Bhsh
" Isaac Walker
Daniel Bixby
Drum"" Rufus Kimton [Kinston]
Fifer Robert Hurd
Nathan Allen
Zebulon Burroughs
William Barron
Tho« Clark
Roswell Clapp
Thomas French
Levi Fay
Oliver Farwell
Levi Fuller
Elijah Houghton
'Sam' Hudson
Brooks Hudson
Timothy Holmes
Elisha Johnson
John Laton
Tim° Messer
John Putnam
James Phillips
Benj. Porter
Joseph Parker
James Parker
Miles
P^ mile
85
4d
103
4
95
4
103
4
85
4
103
4
103
4
85
4
103
4
85
4
95
4
115
4
103
4
85
4
95
4
103
4
95
4
85
4
85
4
100
4
85
4
103
4
103
4
103
4
103
4
103
4
103
4
100
4
100
4
85
4
100
4
103
4
95
4
101
4
Total
1. 8.4
1.14.4
1.11.8
1.14.4
1. 8.4
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
,14.4
,14.4
8.4
,14.4
8.4
,14.8
1.18.4
1.14.4
1. 8.4
1.11.8
1.14.4
1.11.8
1. 8.4
1. 8.4
1.13.4
1. 8.4
1.14.4
1.14.4
1.144
1.14.4
1.14.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1.13.4
1. 8.4
1.13.4
1.14.4
1.11.8
1.13.4
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
531
Names
Miles
P"^ mile
Total
John Row
103
4
1.14.4
Sam' Remington
85
4
1. 8.4
Benj. Streeter
103
4
1.14.4
Oliver Sartwell
85
4
1. 8.4
Isaac Sutton
103
4
1.14.4
Comfort Ware
103
4
1.14.4
Sam' Wheeler
85
4
1.14.4
James Willard
110
4
1.16.8
Sam' Willard
85
4
1. 8.4
Joseph Covell
85
4
1. 8.4
Sam' Dike
85
4
1. 8.4
Jonas Gould
85
4
1. 8.4
To cash p^ for the ferriage of 43 of
the above soldiers and three horses
across Connecticut river, /4 each
Errors Excepted;
;^73.16.4
15.4
^74.11.8
Peter Page, Capt.
Charlestown, March 29. 1783. Then personally appeared the
signer of the above and foregoing account, and made oath that it
is just and true, and that he has received no part thereof.
Thomas Putnam, Justice of Peace.
Pay Table Office, Manchester, April 18, 1782. The above ac-
count being approved, the Treasurer is directed to pay unto Capt.
Peter Page or order, seventy-four pounds eleven shillings and eight
P^"^^- I/t^^ Tichenor, \ Committee.
John Strong, )
Sunderland, Aug. 21, 1783. ReC^ of Ira Allen, Treasurer,
seventy-four pounds eleven shillings and eight pence, in full of the
within order, in behalf of Capt. Page.
^74.8.11 [11.8] William Page.
532
STATE OF VERMONT
[271, dupl 238] [Z/. Col. Benjamin Waifs Battalion— Officers]
Pay Roll of the Field and Staff Officers in Col. Wait's Bat-
•n in the service of the State of Vermont, from the 10*^ of Feb.
talion
1781 to the 30*^ of Nov. 1781, inclusive
Names
Com-
mence-
ment of
pay
a
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a
cc
ft
IS
•f-t
70
70
50
65
»— «
CM
Total
Benj. Wait, Lt. Col,
Sanford Kingsbury, Maj.
Nathl. Bosworth, Arm'
Eben"^ Brewer, Serg' Maj''
Feb. 10
June 10
July 20
Mar. 3
Nov. 30
" 26
" 30
294
174
130
272
0.10.8
8.8
4.3
2.0
4"
4
4
4
157.19.4
77. 1.4
28. 9.0
28. 5.8
;^ 291. 15.4
Attest, Benj. Wait, Lt. Col. Com"
Pay Table Office, Bennington, Feb. 16, 1782. The above account
being approved of, the Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
sum of two hundred and ninety-one pounds fifteen shillings and
four pence, to Thomas Tolman, P. M. Genl., taking his receipt for
said sum, to be accountable.
Isaac Tichenor.
Nathl. Brush,
lor, I
Committee,
Reed, of the Treasurer the contents of the within warrant.
Oct. 2, 1784. Thos. Tolman, Paymaster.
REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROLLS
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